Steve Shipway wrote: >> I downloaded mrtg v2.16.2 and rrdtool 1.3.7(I was already running >> rrdtool on the previous server). I never could get rrdtool 1.3.7 >> installed. No matter how hard I tried, it kept complaining that >> pangocairo was not installed. I have pango 1.25.5 installed in >> /usr/local with a symlink in /usr/lib point to libpango in >> /usr/local/lib and still no go. Any ideas? >> > > One problem a lot of people come up against is that (when installing from RPM > in particular) you need to install the development Pango and Cairo as well as > the runtime; IE the .h and .a files as well as the .so. So you'll also need > to incluse symlinks for these; I's suggest instead, though, that you use the > options to 'configure' to specify the directory where you have actually > installed Pango, rather than symlinking all over the place. Then it will > work. > > People with RedHat can easily install the pango-devel and cairo-devel > packages to get what they need, I suspect SLES has similar packages available? > > This is what I have installed under RHEL5 for clean compilation - > pango-devel-1.14.9-5.el5_3 > pango-1.14.9-5.el5_3 > cairo-1.2.4-5.el5 > cairo-devel-1.2.4-5.el5 > > Steve > I think this one is deeper than that. SLES does have rpm's, but 10 is a bit older and the version of Pango with SLES 10 is not new enough for mrtg. SLES 11 has some fundmental changes that I don't like and did not want to take the time to work through.
Thanks for answering this one. I am more concerned about the lastupdate parameter now. Now to go sulk as Nagios went from html to php based and it's a 'minor' footnote in a sub-minor version change... Lyle
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