[solved] first install help
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[solved] first install help
i've read through the various documentations and i am sure i am doing everything right.
while going through my sql instance config wizard , i get the error that installer must be run with admin previlages? how do i get around it? the user i am logged in as is already part of the admin group
also when i try to browse to index.php through IIS i get the following. can someone help me with this?
also my IT policy has only allowed me to put the directory in "E:\inetpub\cacti" .. and not in the wwwroot. how can i access the index.php from IE? what path should i enter?
thanks in advance for ur help!!
while going through my sql instance config wizard , i get the error that installer must be run with admin previlages? how do i get around it? the user i am logged in as is already part of the admin group
also when i try to browse to index.php through IIS i get the following. can someone help me with this?
also my IT policy has only allowed me to put the directory in "E:\inetpub\cacti" .. and not in the wwwroot. how can i access the index.php from IE? what path should i enter?
thanks in advance for ur help!!
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umm wow. ok, read http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=11747 and see if that helps. Make sure to carefully follow the installation guide.
I'm guessing you don't know much about SQL, IIS, or IT stuff in general?
I'm guessing you don't know much about SQL, IIS, or IT stuff in general?
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i am comfortable with IIS, SQL etc. Infact i did install cacti some time back.
i have already gone through your docs.. and all the account settings seem fine..
ok its confirmed.. there is no windows firewall on that server so we dont need to add an exception for port 3306. Thats why its giving an error because its trying to add an exception to somethin that doesnt exist
i ran the wizard by unchecking the add to firewall stuff and it went fine. also the netstat -a command shows me that its listening on that port
any suggestions how to proceed
i have already gone through your docs.. and all the account settings seem fine..
ok its confirmed.. there is no windows firewall on that server so we dont need to add an exception for port 3306. Thats why its giving an error because its trying to add an exception to somethin that doesnt exist
i ran the wizard by unchecking the add to firewall stuff and it went fine. also the netstat -a command shows me that its listening on that port
any suggestions how to proceed
Well all of those php include errors are most likely the cause of incorrect NTFS permissions. re-read the guide to make sure the various accounts are set correctly. alternatively, read my guide on how to diagnose NTFS permission issues with sysinternals process monitor.
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ok i so reinstalled everything and i think i am making progress but still no luck with getting into cacti
if i try to browse to cacti through http://localhost/cacti/index.php i get the followin page
if i try to browse to cacti through http://localhost/cacti/index.php i get the followin page
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1) Don't use the iis manager to browse the webpage.
2) With a regular browser, are you still missing the side menu? If so, then you should double-check your NTFS permissions for all the cacti files, making sure the IUSR_ and IIS_WPG accounts have read/execute rights.
3) Also make sure the PHP session and cookie data is configured properly.
2) With a regular browser, are you still missing the side menu? If so, then you should double-check your NTFS permissions for all the cacti files, making sure the IUSR_ and IIS_WPG accounts have read/execute rights.
3) Also make sure the PHP session and cookie data is configured properly.
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Thanks for your help.
1) I tried from IE and i get the same page i posted earlier. It does not prompt for a user/pass and is missing the graphics and the side menu
2) I have confirmed the permissions over and over.
3) how do i confirm the "php session" and "cookie data" configuration?
4) the php - m does not report any errors. A test page located at localhost/cacti/test.php opens fine
1) I tried from IE and i get the same page i posted earlier. It does not prompt for a user/pass and is missing the graphics and the side menu
2) I have confirmed the permissions over and over.
3) how do i confirm the "php session" and "cookie data" configuration?
4) the php - m does not report any errors. A test page located at localhost/cacti/test.php opens fine
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You rebooted after everything was installed?chimpooooo wrote:removed everything and went through your installer this time.
Did you follow my installation guide or use the Windows installer?
Have you verified the php sessiondata / cookie directories have the correct NTFS permissions on IUSR and IIS_WPG?chimpooooo wrote:BUT i am still getting the same darn page when i try to log in
Have you followed HOWTO: Debug Windows NTFS permission problems.?
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1) yes rebooted server after everything was installed
2) I went through your guide first when i posted this problem. I then proceeded with your beta installer
3) IUSR and IIS_WPG accounts have been confirmed on the directories and cmd.exe
4) I cannot run the process monitor since i do not have SP1 on my win 2003 box
2) I went through your guide first when i posted this problem. I then proceeded with your beta installer
3) IUSR and IIS_WPG accounts have been confirmed on the directories and cmd.exe
4) I cannot run the process monitor since i do not have SP1 on my win 2003 box
Why not? SP2 has been released by now. Anyways, try running it regardless and see what happens.chimpooooo wrote:4) I cannot run the process monitor since i do not have SP1 on my win 2003 box
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Alright, try the older FileMon which should run on it.
You could possibly look in the event logs or IIS logs for any errors related to cacti/website stuff, but I doubt you will.
You could possibly look in the event logs or IIS logs for any errors related to cacti/website stuff, but I doubt you will.
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reinstalled the whole thing on another new machine but getting the "webpage not found" ..
why does the cact/test.php work and not index.php
i believe there are some certain "corporate" iis settings perhaps which i am missing out? how can i check that?
please give me ideas cuz this is extremely annoying!!
why does the cact/test.php work and not index.php
i believe there are some certain "corporate" iis settings perhaps which i am missing out? how can i check that?
please give me ideas cuz this is extremely annoying!!
You mean a 404?chimpooooo wrote:reinstalled the whole thing on another new machine but getting the "webpage not found" ..
Possibly once again NTFS permission issues, since if test.php works that means php is configured correctly.chimpooooo wrote:why does the cact/test.php work and not index.php
You mean something pushed out via a GPO or settings built into the Windows image you're using? In either case, you're going to have to do your own research, since every company does stuff vastly differently.chimpooooo wrote:i believe there are some certain "corporate" iis settings perhaps which i am missing out? how can i check that?
Have you considered trying my installer instead of doing stuff manually?
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