Few weeks ago (when beta3 was released), a user posted a topic about some error messages that appeared in cacti log even in a fresh install:
.....
08/08/2006 02:30:03 PM - PHPSVR: Poller[0] WARNING: PHP Script File to be included, does not exist
08/08/2006 02:30:03 PM - PHPSVR: Poller[0] WARNING: Function does not exist
..... (dozens of times)
I have just installed cacti 0.8.6i stable version, and I have found the same messages. The graphs work OK, but it is annying seeing all those messages.
I have done some tests, and the message comes from script_server.php file. In line 150 there is a "cacti_log()" statement that issues the message. That message appears because $function variable is "", and obviously that PHP does not exist . Also one of the messages is issued because the $function variable is set to "quit".
I have changed that line with:
if ($function != "") {
cacti_log("WARNING: PHP Script File to be included, does not exist", false, "PHPSVR");
}
You need to do the same operation to erase the "Function does not exist" log message, few lines after that one.
This is an ugly workaround, and I do not know why that happens (I am not very good at php
). The thing is: why does that variable take those two values ("" and "quit")? I hope this post helps developers to workaround this.Regards
PD: using cacti0.8.6i (stable release), cactid 0.8.6g, php4.3.2, apache 2.0.46, Linux RHEL3
