Valid timezone while instalation

[Evrron]

Hello,
I am issuing a problem with date.timezone php.

I am installing cacti via vcenter on ubuntu 20.4 or 22 and getting some error. I am using https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6-Y7AEI1MQ guide and after instalation I'm getting an error which looks like as in attachment

I have tried to set up date.timezone for UTC in
/etc/php/7.0/cli/php.ini
/etc/php/7.0/apache2/php.ini
but the problem still exists even after reloading MariaDB, apache, reboot entire vm.

the screenshoot is taken from Google, i have only a problem with data.timezone.




Same thing happens on my own PC with VirtualBOX and ubuntu 22.04

Can someone help ?
Thanks in advance!

[TheWitness]

After you make changes to the two phpX.ini file, you need to restart your web service. Then refresh the page using the refresh link on the page, or by pressing F5. If that does not catch it, you may need to upgrade to upgrade to 1.2.21. Ubuntu has two phpX.ini files in /etc

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find /etc -name php\*.ini

[Evrron]

Thank you for a fast reply!
Restarting apache doesn't help.
I heave just only two files:
/etc/php/8.1/cli/php.ini
/etc/php/8.1/apache2/php.ini
and phpX doesn't exist.

I have a MariaDB 10.6 and i've seen that cacti support up to 10.2 am i right? I am not sure how old is this information but could it be because of it?

[TheWitness]

MariaDB 10.6 is not a problem for Cacti. I know of one very large install using today without any issues. If you are not at 1.2.21, get there. One last question, what is your Timezone? Is it IST?

[TheWitness]

Lastly, make sure you TimeZone is a recognized on. PHP publishes supported timezone names.

[Evrron]

Naah... i forgot to delete ; in front of date.timezone... sorry for bothering, but I haven't seen it on putty.

[TheWitness]

Cool.