Cacti problem after thold and monitor plugin installs

[jengstro]

Any ideas what is causing the following errors?

01/25/2006 09:32:55 AM - CACTID: Poller[0] Host[29] ERROR: One or more of the file descriptor sets specified a file descriptor that is not a valid open file descriptor.
01/25/2006 09:32:54 AM - CACTID: Poller[0] ERROR: Cactid Timed Out While Processing Hosts Internal
01/25/2006 09:32:54 AM - THOLD: Poller[0] Checking Thresholds
01/25/2006 09:32:53 AM - SYSTEM STATS: Time:292.9499 Method:cactid Processes:1 Threads:1 Hosts:107 HostsPerProcess:107 DataSources:1141 RRDsProcessed:136
01/25/2006 09:32:53 AM - POLLER: Poller[0] Maximum runtime of 292 seconds exceeded. Exi

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These messages started showing up after the install of the Plugin Architecture, THOLD and MONITOR plugins. I would like to keep the plugins if possible... Please help.

[BSOD2600]

Does this error occur when you use cmd.php?

Since it happened after installing Thold, you might want to post in that thread...

[jengstro]

I needed the server back online ASAP so I restored the DB and files. Wish it would have worked without issues...

[cigamit]

Does it do this without the plugins enabled? If not, then try enabling the plugins one by one to see which is causing it. Also, did you use the patch or the override files.

What OS, any other specifics or customizations that have been done? Did you install the Plugin Architecture on a new system, or an already in production system?

[jengstro]

It started when I installed the plugin arch... Patched the files (had to install Cygwin patch application).

Windows 2003 Server Standard. No other specialization that I can think of. Installed the update on the production system.

[cigamit]

It started when I installed the plugin arch... Patched the files (had to install Cygwin patch application).

Windows 2003 Server Standard. No other specialization that I can think of. Installed the update on the production system.

Did the patching pass? It usually fails on non-new installs because of config.php already being configured with the password for the database.

[jengstro]

Now that you mention it... there might have been some and I should have paid more attention but I was multitasking (poorly). I was not aware that the patching process did more then find files and replace them...