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Why do you think using free is better than reading the info from /proc? free just reads and parses the information in /proc the same way vmstat, top, and ps do.

I tested it just now, and it isn't working for me on 0.8.3a, but it does work on 0.8.3...

The error I get is:Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get_browser_query_string() in ...

RTFM

cool this exactly what I needed.

Thanks!

Since upgrading to 8.x, I haven't figured out anyway to do a lot of the CDEF funtions I used to.

For instance, I need to display the average user utilization, kernel utilization, and wait percentag ...

Most often the problem is related to permissions of the user running your cmd.php. That user needs to be able to write to the <cacti_path>/log directory and the <cacti_path>/rra directory ...

You can, but its difficult. I started, but decided it really wasn't worth it... Here's how I think you would approach this:

1) Add the hosts you like to poll, and create their datasources, but le ...

It should prevent the cmd.php from picking it up when it grabs datasources to poll for. I've tried it, and it seemed to work for me.

Aaron

Good news. Its pretty easy. Just create a datasource in cacti for each datasource in your RRD. Make sure that the rrd datasource names and paths are correct. If your RRAs are different from cacti' ...

Thanks for the reply. I'm using 8.2a, and I don't see the lines you refer to in the other thread, but I'll download the cactid code from 8.3, and try it monday since it looks like you've got that wor ...

Solaris 8
using gcc 3.1
config looks like:
#
# RTG Master Config
#
OutOfRange 93750000000
SNMP_Ver 2
DB_Host localhost
DB_Database cacti
DB_User cacti
DB_Pass *********
thr ...

I agree that data should be gathered only once. How about using a netsaint/nagios plugin to check the RRDs that cacti creates.

If you're interested, I'll finish it up while I'm on vacation

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Something cool about this is that you can collect data from any of the windows performance counters. Just check out the nsclient docs for command details.

here's the nsclient page: http://nsclien ...

There's currently no way to change the default but there is a nifty script to change a graph from bits to bytes here:

http://www.raxnet.net/board/viewtopic.php?t=444&highlight=perl+bits+bytes

Us ...

Not very difficult actually.

Just setup each of you datasources in your RRD in cacti using the datasource configuration page, then configure all of your graphs for each of those devices in the grap ...

I did some searching, and couldn't come up with the exact MIB you need for this device (a MIB is an explanation of all the monitorable SNMP items). It seems that stats for this device are scattered a ...