Got it.
In Cacti 0.8.8f, I only had UDP ping as an available ping testing option.
So all hosts were set to use that. For reasons that I don't yet know, my
Cacti 1.1.37 upgraded installation doesn't seem to be able to do UDP
pings. So it thought hosts were down and, therefore, didn't run the SNMP
I just figured out how to get even more data in the logs. It looks like
Cacti is marking every devices as "Down" for some reason. It doesn't seem
to matter if I have them configured for "SNMP and Ping" or "SNMP or Ping".
Here is a section of the log from the most recent run:
2018/10/12 21:45:00
I just figured out how to run the poller with debug output. This is what I
get. Any idea what it points to?
# su -m cacti -c "/usr/local/bin/php /usr/local/share/cacti/poller.php --debug"
s10/12/2018 20:59:46 - POLLER: Poller[1] NOTE: Poller Int: '300', Cron
Int: '300', Time Since Last: '286.64'
On Sun, Oct 7, 2018 at 5:52 PM Tony Roman wrote:
> Are only certain devices not working or is it all devices?
>
All hosts.
> That timeout is just for one host that probably either isn't responding
> quick enough over SNMP or SNMP isn't enabled.
>
Looks like that timeout was for two devices t
Are only certain devices not working or is it all devices?
That timeout is just for one host that probably either isn't responding
quick enough over SNMP or SNMP isn't enabled. I would find that host
and make sure the timeout is set to something that will work for that
device or adjust the "D
Thanks for the suggestions. Here is what I've got so far:
- FreeBSD 11.2-RELEASE-p4
- Cacti 1.1.37
- PHP 7.1.22
- MySQL 5.6.41
- RRD 1.7.0
All software (other than FreeBSD itself) was installed via the "pkg"
command. The old versions were uninstalled prior to the new version being
installed, s
Jaime,
Check out the `cacti.log` in the `log` directory. It might give you
some insight into what is going on.
The most common mistake on upgrade is either not copying the RRA files
from your old installation or not updating the permissions on the RRA
directory and files so that the user
I just upgraded from 0.8.8f to 1.1.37. I can still see old data, but no
new data is being added to the graphs. When I visit a device's settings,
it shows the SNMP header and refreshing a query gives me the same number of
times as before. I pulled up the poller command it if the crontab and ran
i
