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MRTG file nameDescriptionVisibleValidNotes
webmin.cfg
No .ok file found
Have you successfully run MRTG on this file yet?webminNoNo
Group:/etc
mrtg.cfg
No .ok file found
Have you successfully run MRTG on this file yet?mrtgYesYes
Group:/etc
Hostname:192.168.1.150
err.cfg
No .ok file found
Have you successfully run MRTG on this file yet?errNoNo
Group:/etc
lynx.cfg
No .ok file found
Have you successfully run MRTG on this file yet?lynxNoNo
Group:/etc
plus the MRTG targets check table has the headers but no data.
Statistics: Posted by RDymond — Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:15 am
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I ran the install.pl several times. I am not trying to run routers2 from the cli. Just trying to troubleshoot why I am not generating graphs. I was following some suggestions from previous posts. When I browse to my routers2.cgi I can see my devices but when i select an interface there are no graphs, just white space. I check the /var/www/graphs dir and it is empty. I was merely trying some previous suggestions that were posted on the fourms.
Roberto
Statistics: Posted by RDymond — Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:13 am
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Usually, you can install routers2 by running the install.pl script. This will detect your web server and install appropriately.
You are getting this error becaue routers2 is not supposed to be run from the command line like this - it is a CGI application designed to be called from your web server. Although it can take some command line parameters for automated tasks, these are limited - and you should specify the target with -T and device with -D in addition to the other options.
Make sure you have installed routers2 into your web server's cgi-bin directory and then call it using the test URL - something like http://yourservername/cgi-bin/routers2.cgi?page=verify
Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:01 am
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I am running through all of the fourm posts trying to get routers2.cgi running. I have made significant progress but now i am stuck. I am able to see my two devices and their interfaces yet I produce no graphs. I checked my /var/www/graphs and it is empty. I also checked the graphurl and the graphpath and they are pointed to the correct location. I also recall you stating to check if the httpd has access to the graphs directory but I am not sure what you meant or what cli is required to find out. I search more and i followed the step found in a post and this is my result. I executed "perl routers2.cgi -C" and below is my result. I would appreciate your help when you have the chance or if you could point me to an existing post, should there be one I would be grateful.
Thx!!
Roberto
Server:/var/www/cgi-bin# perl routers2.cgi -C
Content-disposition: filename="export.csv"
Content-Type: text/comma-separated; filename="export.csv"; charset=ISO-8859-1
"Hostname","Target","Sample Date YMD","Sample Time HHMM","Count in seconds","Incoming traffic in bps","Outgoing traffic in bps","Peak inbound traffic in bps","Peak outbound traffic in bps"
Undefined subroutine &RRDs::fetch called at routers2.cgi line 7171.Statistics: Posted by RDymond — Tue Jun 26, 2007 9:51 am
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