Cacti

I found an error while trying to install cacti 1.2.22 using all-in-one installer: "Error opening file for writing \cacti\.gitignore" i can see a dot after the backslash, can it be the problem? how to sort it out. can you post the relevant sections from cacti-installer.log around this erro...

Posted updated installer for 1.2.18, along with fixing download links.

Try this guide for tips on cygwin building
https://github.com/Cacti/spine/blob/develop/README.md

The backtrace issues with cygwin have also been fixed in the later tags on github.

2021-05-26 07:50:41 - INSTALL: always: Creating Graphs for Default Device Then it just stalls. It seems the installation wizard has a logic bug, that it'll hang if the device where Cacti is being installed, does not have a snmp agent listening. So... as a work around, you'll need to ensure snmp wit...

Interesting, thanks for the heads up. Will look into it.

Will be getting 1.2.16 released soon.

mrscary wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 6:53 am trying to install on windows.. stuck at /tmp/ being not writable.. where is this folder supposed to be?

It is.
Can you provide the installer logs for review?

pre-compiled spine binaries can also be found in https://www.cacti.net/downloads/packages/Windows/

Enable graph debug -- what does the rrdtool output show?
any reoccurring errors in cacti.log ?

MasonL wrote:Any insight on what to do for a server that already has MySQL 5.7 installed without me deleting MySQL?

Manually install Cacti and its dependencies
https://github.com/Cacti/cacti/wiki/Win ... stallation

Fixed version is being uploaded now and should be available within an hour or two. Validated MySQL installs successfully (even without Internet).

The error is actually occurring within the MySQL installer itself. Unfortunately, this is not the first time this issue has been encountered (if one looks on the MySQL forum, you'll find hints of this for months). Their latest web installer (which is what the cacti windows installer uses) downloads ...

Erudes1991 wrote:I was able to install everything correctly, with Apache on Windows 10, however, when trying to access graphs I get this:

Enable graph debug on that screen. whats the rrdtool error?

nweibel wrote:BSOD2600,
Do you have a way to upgrade Apache 2.4.37 to 2.4.38 in your package installer?
Thanks,

Stop apache service
Extract httpd-2.4.38-win64-VC15.zip contents into the current c:\Apache24\ folder.
start apache service.

Try Chrome.
Looks like IE11 has some issues with the installer pages.

vgauthier:
are you sure you didnt copy any trailing spaces for the password?
What language is your OS and keyboard?