adding host #50 causes many issues

[fritchie]

Hi all, Im running Cacti 0.8.6c on Debian 3.1.

Everything works perfectly for the first 49 hosts.

When I add number 50 I start getting many snmp timeouts on all devices. It doesn't matter which device is number 50.

Is this something in the code?

Thanks
Frank

[rony]

Nope, nothing in the code.

Have many people running 50+ host setups.

Have you turned logging to debug, any clues in the log?

[gandalf]

Increased php.ini's memory settings from 8MB to 64 MB?
Reinhard

[fritchie]

Nope, nothing in the code.

Have many people running 50+ host setups.

Have you turned logging to debug, any clues in the log?

Logs just indicate that the host did not respond to snmp:

CACTID: Host[146] SNMP Result: Host did not respond to SNMP
CACTID: DEBUG: SQLCMD: update host set status='1',status_event_count='2', status_fail_date='2006-07-28 09:40:00',status_rec_date='2006-07-28 10:10:00',status_last_error='Host did not respond to SNMP',min_time='9.999990',max_time='552.535060',cur_time='52.423000',avg_time='149.891180',total_polls='15',failed_polls='10',availability='33.3333' where id='146'

CACTID: Host[146] DEBUG: HOST COMPLETE: About to Exit Host Polling Thread Function
CACTID: DEBUG: The Value of Active Threads is 0

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an snmpwalk of the host from the command line works perfectly

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strange issue

[fritchie]

Increased php.ini's memory settings from 8MB to 64 MB?
Reinhard

Yes, I have tried that also and restarted apache. It does seems to be a resource limit issue though.