PHP did not return expected result / File not found

[rick89]

What’s the fix? I mean cacti has been working fine but as of 1.2 the checks are finding a problem that isn’t clear what is needed to fix. How do I troubleshoot?

[netniV]

Try doing this, within mysql:

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REPLACE INTO settings ('log_install','5');

Ensure you remove log/install-complete.log then run through the install until your problem email the install-complete.log to [email protected]

[netniV]

Can you do the following?

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ll /usr/bin/php

Then try this:

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/usr/bin/php <<cacti_path>>/install/cli_check.php 8

and post all the output here.

[rick89]

Tried a clean install of 1.2.6.
I added the log_install 5 to the db. I have emailed the logs over.

ll /usr/bin/php returned:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 937 Aug 6 03:54 /usr/bin/php

/usr/bin/php .../install/cli_check.php 8 returned:

Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

<br><strong>This script is only meant to run at the command line.</strong>

I also tried:
/usr/local/bin/php .../install/cli_check.php 8
/opt/cpanel/ea-php56/root/usr/bin/php .../install/cli_check.php 8

and these returned no result at all

[netniV]

Add a -q before the script filename and see what you get back.

[rick89]

Tried that but same result. Did the logs show anything obvious?

[netniV]

My bad, it is install/cli_test.php not install/cli_check.php

[rick89]

It gives a result of 64 if I use a different php binary but the default php path you suggested gave the same message saying it’s only meant to be run at command line

[netniV]

OK, that would suggest then that your default php binary is operating in web mode for some reason. I would change your path_php_binary in the settings table to the other location though I am curious why the local bin version does operate in non-cli mode.

[netniV]

Is there any chance of having remote access to this system so I can actually compare the differences? If so, email me [email protected] and we can discuss as I would be curious if it's something that I can try and trap within the installation wizard.