Hi Sean On Mar 30, sean finney wrote:
>> $ /usr/share/cacti/site/poller.php > this is probably because your web server was not configured for > php4-mysql even though it was installed. you need to have one > of php4-mysql and php5-mysql installed, and cacti depends on > having one or the other. I'm not familiar with PHP. But as far as I understand the mentioned script /usr/share/cacti/site/poller.php is a pure php call outside of apache which normally will be run by a cronjob (to collect the data for cacti in the background). So it should have nothing to do with the apache configuration. The problem seems to be the mix of installed php4 and php5 packages and I'm not sure if this could be solved by cacti itself. There seems to be a little mess with the php4 to php5 transition. As other packages depend either on the php4 version or the php5 version of a package this could lead to a mix of installed php4 and php5 packages, which seems not to work for packages which depend on php. Maybe one or more virtual php packages which itself depends either of the php4 or the php5 version of the package and which would require the user to decide which php version of the package should be installed could solve the problem. In the meantime a note in the README.Debian could be helpful. Uwe -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
