NetScreen issue

[pdb]

Hi,

I'm using the cacti_netscreen.zip file in this thread:
http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t ... =netscreen

But I'm having issues 'tail -n 30 /var/log/cacti/poller.log':

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OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:57.48
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:57.48
": Permission deniedpt "
": Permission deniedpt "
": Permission deniedpt "
ERROR: Not enough arguments
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.49
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
ERROR: Not enough arguments
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
ERROR: Not enough arguments
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
OK u:0.06 s:0.05 r:58.50
03/23/2005 12:56:00 PM - SYSTEM STATS: Time: 59.8055 s, Method: cmd.php, Processes: 1, Threads: N/A, Hosts: 9, Hosts/Process: 9

When I remove the NetScreen all errors disappear to it has to be the NetScreen.

Also when I run 'perl ./netscreen_stats.pl 000.000.000.000 public':
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pu1:2 cpu5:2 cpu15:2 memory_allocated:55184944 memoryAvailable:53106368 memoryFragmented:2775 sessionsAllocated:8 sessionsMaximum:2000 sessionsFailed:0

But when I run the script like this './netscreen_stats.pl 000.000.000.000 public':

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": No such file or directory

Does anybody have a clue what might be wrong?

Regards,
Pascal de Bruijn

[TheWitness]

You need to include the "perl ..." before the script name. Unix doesn't know about file type associations from the command line.

TheWitness

[pdb]

Isn't that what the '#!/usr/bin/perl' line is for?

Anyway, I added perl in front of my 'Data Input Methods -- Input String', but that didn't help, my poller.log still gives me those errors, and the graphs still give me NaN...

The weird thing is that when I run netscreen_stats.pl manually it works great, just the netscreen cacti profile doesn't seem to work as it should...

[pdb]

Anyway, isn't there a way to make poller.php be a bit more verbose about what it's doing?

It's quite hard to find the root of the evil with limited verbosity...

[TheWitness]

You would think, but no.

TheWitness