If everything else is correct, you may want to try running the cronjob manually.
Like:
cd /opt/jffnms/engine/ php -q poller.php
And see what happens.
Javier
Dimitri Yioulos wrote:
Hi, Javier.
The graphs appear. They just have no data in them.
There are files in rrd (e.g. interface-26-0.rrd, etc.).
Jffnms has read/write permissions on all the files.
Finally, the cron jobs are running.
I must be very close to making this go, but ...
Dimitri
Hi Dimitri,
What is "empty" the graph with no data? o no graph at all?
Do you have files in rrd/?
Check the files permissions? is the apache or jffnms user allowed to write them?
Are the cronjobs running? (specially the poller one) check your /var/log/cron file.
Javier
Dimitri Yioulos wrote:
Hello to all.
I’ve just installed JFFNMS 1.8 on a RHEL AS 3 box. Everything regarding the install seems to have gone fine. I am able to access the program via a browser, and auto-discovery seems to work for the hosts I create. The problem is that no data are returned – the graphs are empty, etc. Where have I gone wrong?
I apologize if this has been asked a million times; my search of the archives didn’t turn up anything (probably my fault for a poorly-constructed search). Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Dimitri
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