Brian,
Try:
# pgsql -h localhost jffnms jffnms
pgsql> select * from interface_types;
...lots of data...
if it works then setup.php should be able to see the DB
If it doesn't you forgot to import the jffnms-0.8.2.pgsql file.
Javier
Brian Facey wrote:
> Dear Jffnms Users,
>
> When I get to th
Dear Jffnms Users,
When I get to the setup page, Jffnms cannot find the PostgreSQL
database.
Please note that:
I did not change the recommended jffnms database setup.
PHP status shows PostgreSQL module loaded - OK
My postgresql.conf file is set to tcpip_socket = true.
My pg_hba.conf file is s
Mobby,
It seems you forgot to create the database schema.
You created the database and granted the permissions but you didn't import the
docs/jffnms-0.8.2.mysql file.
Javier
mobby lin wrote:
> I am using RHEL 4.0 with bundled mysql kit from Red Hat CD.
> I try to run http://localhost/jffnms/adm
I am using RHEL 4.0 with bundled mysql kit from Red Hat CD.
I try to run http://localhost/jffnms/admin/setup.php, it said that
mysql is not running.
I had created jffnms database from mysql -u root -p and grand the
right as from Unix install guide. I try to run the command,
sqld_safe --user=root
Hi Ruud,
You say you are using 256k DSL lines. Are these on a public DSL network?
If so, I suspect you may be experiencing heavy contention, and therefore
packet loss. SNMP, being a UDP based protocol will not tolerate any degree
of packet loss.
You could try running some form of VPN or tunnell
