plugin for download/upload routers switches configuration

[pepj]

I am still getting this when I try to run pancho.
Global symbol "$config_file" requires explicit package name at /usr/local/bin/pancho line 84.
......
Global symbol "$config_file" requires explicit package name at /usr/local/bin/pancho line 101.
Execution of /usr/local/bin/pancho aborted due to compilation errors.

I think it is a problem of a missing package as we discuss at http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t ... c&start=60.
It should be "Config-IniFiles-2.30" when you are using the makefile in pancho/modules, but I am working with the 2.38 installed in my perl.

Have you check your ppm ? You should have 2.30 (I have 2.38)

"ppm> query Config-IniFiles
Querying target 1 (ActivePerl 5.8.6.811)
1. Config-IniFiles [2.38] A module for reading .ini-style configuration file"

when you have a another release as 2.30 you should do
+ change
- makefile.pl, ('Config::IniFiles' => '2.30',)
- execute it, "perl makefile.pl"
- start the makefile
+ or change directly the makefile you have now or search in your makefile "IniFiles.pm" and put it where pancho expect it to find. (for example something like pancho/blib/lib/InitFiles.pm)

(I am not a makefile specialist ...)

PS: what do you have at /usr/local/bin/pancho line 84?

PS: I think I will integrate the snmp-request (like in pancho) directly in the configmanager in order to bypass pancho. At this time I have no time, but I think it is now a need.

[jduchesne]

Sorry pepj

But I can't .You can see my user management.
I probably made a mistake but I can't say where


Thank pepj

[ddonohue]

Pepji, Thanks, you were right, i was stupid.

now, i'm getting the same error,

ERROR (10.x.x.x): Received noSuchName(2) error-status at error-index 1 <== Cisco

this is on a 6509.

donohue

[pepj]

now, i'm getting the same error,
ERROR (10.x.x.x): Received noSuchName(2) error-status at error-index 1 <== Cisco
this is on a 6509.

It is either a SNMP community string problem or a right on the router ACL or rw right for this community. You need read-write right for downloading a configuration.
(http://www.pancho.org/faq.html)

[pepj]

But I can't .You can see my user management.
I probably made a mistake but I can't say where

As I can see you have no other plugins
could you try to active the simpliest plugin http://wotsit.thingy.com/haj/cacti/links-plugin.html which allow to add other links or the Monitor plugin (http://cactiusers.org/).
I am not sure your plugin architecture is ok because in order to see the check box for the realm of configmanager in the user management, you only need to do "step4; I put $plugins[] = 'configmanager' ". When you only do this you should already see the checkbox.

[ddonohue]

if it isn't one thing, it's another.

Received wrongValue(10) error-status at error-index 4

When trying to run via TFTP.

donohue

[pepj]

Received wrongValue(10) error-status at error-index 4
When trying to run via TFTP.

Do you have 650x IOS or CatOS ?
can you try first on a other switch ?
can you send you configfile and log? you can change the community to XXX
Which snmp version are you trying ?

can you execute directly from command-shell:
.../bin/perl.exe -I.../pancho/lib .....pancho/pancho.pl -download -config nameoftheconfigmanager.conf
(-I.../pancho/lib could be omitted)

[ddonohue]

6509 IOS,

I don't have another layer 3 switch to give it a try on. Which configfile and log do you want? I've tryed SNMP2 and 1.



impreza:/cacti-0.8.6h/log # perl /usr/local/bin/pancho --download --config /data/configmanagerid7.conf

ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.xxx): Received wrongValue(10) error-status at error-index 4 6509


ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.xxx): Received wrongValue(10) error-status at error-index 4 6509

ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.xxx): No Response - 2948G

donohue

[Viggy]

I had this running before, but now I have run into trouble

I am running version 4e on linux.

I installed Pancho and it works from the command line. I try running it from within Cacti and I can see the command being run from the log file. but nothing shows up in the TFTP directory.


I then switched to SCP and Linux and had the same result (or Lack)
I can run the SCP command from the command line and get a file downloaded, but from within cacti nothing happens. I can see that the poller is trying to run the command from the output of the Cacti Log file.

Any one else seen this?

[jduchesne]

hello pepj,

sorry but i have other problem.
First all are ok I see the configure configmanager and I add it (ouf!)

I can compare two files it's ok.

But when I try to manage configs I have an error message

ERROR NO RIGHT!!

so how can i access to the manage configs with no error?

If you need to have my files and the configuration to understande say me and I give what you want.

thank for all

[ddonohue]

hello pepj,

sorry but i have other problem.
First all are ok I see the configure configmanager and I add it (ouf!)

I can compare two files it's ok.

But when I try to manage configs I have an error message

ERROR NO RIGHT!!

so how can i access to the manage configs with no error?

If you need to have my files and the configuration to understande say me and I give what you want.

thank for all

This is in regards to your secure file. you need to add in the secure file with your ip address.

donohue

[pepj]

6509 IOS
ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.xxx): Received wrongValue(10) error-status at error-index 4 6509
donohue

Could you post your configmanagerid7.conf ?
Thanks

[pepj]

I had this running before, but now I have run into trouble

What do you mind before ? which version.

I try running it from within Cacti and I can see the command being run from the log file. but nothing shows up in the TFTP directory.

Could you check if you see something in the log of pancho ? (you can click on the log-file icon in the configmanager for this configuration)

I then switched to SCP and Linux

Under linux scp could be a problem of key (see http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t ... c&start=75)

Perhaps it could be a problem of parameters because I had changed the way to push a command before or after the tftp download, because there could be a synchronisation problem when the TFTP download was not finished.
Now you can put the parameter in the config. Here an example for me:
- I download in a path like d:/data/20060714 (the date change each day), my TFTP root is d:/data
- path for configurations files ---> d:/data
- fileformat for the uploaded/downloaded file ---> ::HOST::.::DATE::.cfg
- pre command in pancho ---> If not exist d:\\data\\%y%%m%%d% mkdir d:\\data\\%y%%m%%d% (it is windows for unix it should be if test -d '/data/%y%%m%%d%'; then mkdir /data/%y%%m%%d% fi)
- I have no post command (you need a sleep when you use it because the TFTP is asynchrone)
To notice: some TFTP can not download when the path it is not under the tftp-root-path

PS: in order to be sure .... is your config "active" ?

PS: you can reset the first time in order to execute the download in five minutes in selecting in the first view "http://your-cacti/plugins/configmanager ... anager.php" the action "Choose an action: reset last run time".

[ddonohue]

i've since, read from somewhere, that your TFTP Server can't be 127.0.0.1, ie Localhost, so now i'm just getting a time out.

cacti@impreza:~/plugins/configmanager> perl -I/usr/local/src/Pancho-9.3.9/lib /usr/local/bin/pancho --download --config /data/configmanagerid7.conf

ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.2): Network timeout


ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.3): Network timeout


ERROR (10.xxx.xxx.250): No Response


[global]
TftpServer=10.xxx.xxx.108 <- Cacti Server
TftpRoot=/data
TftpPath=/data/
LogFile=/data/configmanagerid7.conf.log
ForkLimit=10
StylePattern=::HOST::.::DATE::.cfg
StyleDate=%Y%m%d
SnmpVersion=2c
SnmpRetries=1
SnmpWait=5.2
SnmpMtu=1500
SnmpDebug=0
SnmpCommunity=SNMPCOMMUNITY HERE
[10.xxx.xxx.2]
IpAddress=10.xxx.xxx.2
[10.xxx.xxxx.3]
IpAddress=10.xxx.xxx.3
[10.xxx.xxx.250]
IpAddress=10.xxx.xxx.250

[pepj]

i've since, read from somewhere, that your TFTP Server can't be 127.0.0.1, ie Localhost, so now i'm just getting a time out.

It is not my TFTP ... but it is normal !!! Yes because the command is executed by the switch/router so he cannot find localhost !!!!

It seems your TFTP (server) cannot reached the router.
Try this:
- download the script for Cisco, cisco11.sh or cisco12.sh, in http://www.pancho.org/archives/contrib/ (for your IOS version)
- change the values (router,string,server,file)
- execute it.

It is a script of the creator of pancho for testing if your switch/router respond to the snmprequest and download the config file.