how to install plugins in cacti?

[browniebraun]

Until the mysql tables for the plugin architecture do not exist, the plugin management will not occur within the console.
Therefore import the pa.sql file to your Cacti database:

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e.g:
./mysql -u|your_username| -p|your_userpassword| |name_of_cacti_database| < pa.sql
./mysql -ucacti -pcactipw cactidb < pa.sql

After that you'll be able to tick a new realm permission called "Plugin Management" for your user account, then the plugin management console will be available.

Best regards
-Andreas-

[musthafa]

Hi all,

ive also been trying to install the plugin architecture on cacti Version 0.8.7e, but no success, on the top i have seen version compatibility for cacti and plugin architecture versions. what is the compatible version of plugin architecture for cacti Version 0.8.7e? would appreciate the great help



thanks

[gandalf]

Hi all,

ive also been trying to install the plugin architecture on cacti Version 0.8.7e, but no success, on the top i have seen version compatibility for cacti and plugin architecture versions. what is the compatible version of plugin architecture for cacti Version 0.8.7e? would appreciate the great help



thanks

087e was release more than 2 years ago! It's quite OLD. At that time, we used PIA 2.4.
R.

[noname]

>> 087e was release more than 2 years ago! It's quite OLD. At that time, we used PIA 2.4.

But it's still stable for basic use (and some old plugins).
We have been using 087e over 2 years since released..

PIA 2.4 can be downloaded from here: http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=36019

[TheWitness]

Yea, 087e was a good release (after 'c' and 'd' were bad). Then, 087g was a good release (after a bad 'f' release). Now, 087i will be FINAL 087 release (after a bad 'h'), and it's quite stable now too. We're starting to operate like Microsoft

TheWitness