Upgrade from jffnms 0.7.9 to 0.8.0 on Linux, SuSE 9.1 with apache2, MySQL
version 4.0.18 SuSE, php version 4.3.4.
I think I managed a way around the problem - it was only the
jffnms/admin/setup.php script which was running incredibly slowly - for some
reason, it was failing on the option which rea
Darren,
JFFNMS is trying to redirect you to setup.php and setup is trying to check your
paths.
I'm guessing the server is having problems connecting to the URL you put in your
browser.
Javier
Darren Gibbs wrote:
Sorry - I was a little bereft with information in that message.
After the installa
Perhaps your web server logs?
Maybe some details on your config might generate more help...
Pierre
-Upgraded from jffnms 0.7.9 to 0.8.0 on SLES9/x86 w/Apache2 and MySQL
successfully.-
Darren Gibbs wrote:
Sorry - I was a little bereft with information in that message.
After the installation comple
Sorry - I was a little bereft with information in that message.
After the installation completes, I cannot login to JFFNMS, either as admin
or as my normal, admin level username.
I get the initial login screen, but nothing else - anything I enter simply
results in a wait.
As far as I can tell, t
Well, it appears I've broken my NMS on upgrade.
I followed the instructions in the patch exactly, and now I can't logon.
Where should I start looking, Javier? :)
Thanks.
Darren
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Has anyone written a sizing guide for JFF? I'm trying ot determine how
big a box would be needed to monitor around 500 elements with some
room to grow.
Thanks.
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On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 06:04:56PM -0300, Javier Szyszlican wrote:
> We already have:
I do it slightly diffently for Debian packages.
Create user jffnms with group jffnms
Files that need to be read by cron user get owned by jffnms
Files that need to be read/written by webserver get the *gro
We already have:
# groupadd jffnms
# useradd -g jffnms -d /opt/jffnms -s /bin/false -c 'JFFNMS User' jffnms
# usermod -G jffnms apache
# chown -R jffnms:jffnms /opt/jffnms
# chmod 770 /opt/jffnms
# chmod -R ug+rw /opt/jffnms
That way the apache user is part of the jffnms group and
Oops, never mind... I swap the apache and jffnms...
Sorry for the noise.
Min
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From: Min Qiu
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 3:59 PM
To: jffnms-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [jffnms-users] INSTALL
Hi,
I believed we need to add "/usr/sbin/usermod -G apache jf
Hi,
I believed we need to add "/usr/sbin/usermod -G apache jffnms"
because apache need to create temp files (images/data) into
jffnms directory under unix enviroment.
Min
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Hi Steve,
Well, You don't need to understand a lot of SNMP to do Traps, as the snmptrapd
will do most of the work.
The idea is like this:
snmptrapd gets the trap, converts it to text and sends it to our
trap_receiver.php (which needs modification).
trap_receiver should parse the text, and store
Reading your poller output, the code seems ok.
The problem is with your RRDs.
The only way to get NaN, if its no data (or no valid data) in the period of
time.
Javier
Kurta László wrote:
Hi Javier!
The RRDs OK now, and the poller runned sometimes with the constant 12
return value. After 5 constan
Hi Steve,
I'm sorry but the trap system is not working correctly, it needs a revamp.
So if you need it and you are willing to re-code it, it will be great.
Thanks,
Javier
Steve Hache wrote:
Hello
Has anyone had any success getting snmptrapd(from
net-snmp-5.2.1) and jffnms(0.7.9) working together on
Hello
Has anyone had any success getting snmptrapd(from
net-snmp-5.2.1) and jffnms(0.7.9) working together on
FreeBSD 5.3.
my snmptrapd works for a few minutes and then dies.
When I run the daemon from command line, I get broken
pipes. I tried different methods of calling the trap
handler to no av
Hi Javier!
The RRDs OK now, and the poller runned sometimes with the constant 12
return value. After 5 constant value runs I modifid the poller, to
return the collected values, but it seems like the earlier mentioned
interfaces give the collected values, and the earlier 'nan' ones give 12!
I don
Hi Chris,
To "integrate" and MIB, you will need to code some stuff. Look at how the other
interface types are made.
You can read the Manual Section about "Interface Types".
Javier
Chris Czosnek wrote:
Does anyone have an explanation or a link to one on how to integrate
your own MIB's or OID's in
Does anyone have an
explanation or a link to one on how to integrate your own MIB's or OID's into
JFFNMS?
I've got plenty of
things I'd like to monitor but I can't seem to get the MIB's to work
correctly.
---Chris J. CzosnekNetwork AdministratorMMG
Insurance CompanyDirect Voice: (877)
Hi Stewart,
Check that you may have set a Master Interface for some of the hosts.
Set that to none and the "Polling Failed" events will go away.
Javier
Stewart Cunliffe wrote:
Have a small problem in that the for some of my external sites I am
almost constantly getting polling failed and Protocol U
If you are getting rrd Error is probable that you don't have Interface Type
FIELDS corresponding with the name of the RRD DS you are using.
Javier
Kurta László wrote:
Hi Javier!
I set the GAUGE type for the 'avail', and 'used' values.
I deleted the rrds, but that not helps :( The permissions are
Hi Guillermo,
Did you remove the older cronjobs from /etc/crontab ?
Is the load problem solved now?
In this kind of cases is useful to do a killall php and start over.
This was not a required step for an upgrade. Only for a clean-install.
Javier
Guillermo Salas M wrote:
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 02:59
Have a small problem in that the for some of my external sites I am
almost constantly getting polling failed and Protocol Up/Down errors.
In version 0.79 I never got a polling failed only protocol down/up (at
heavy network usage times)
Now in version .80 they have turned into polling failed error
Hi Javier!
I set the GAUGE type for the 'avail', and 'used' values.
I deleted the rrds, but that not helps :( The permissions are correct,
I have upgraded to 0.8.0 just now, and the last step was changing
chown's, like at other previous upgrades. I use Debian Woody, with
www-data Apache user. T
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 02:59, Guillermo Salas M wrote:
> I've moved the database to another server, the load average on the db
> server is < 15 , but in the machine running jffnms is still high:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] engine]# uptime
> 02:57:25 up 2:00, 1 user, load average: 79.65, 79.51, 69.71
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