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Re: [cobalt-users] RaQ4 MRTG packages



On 05/11/2003, at 2:06 AM, Steven White wrote:

Did you try the tried-and-true http://www.mrtg.org/? If so, what exactly about it didn't work? I ask because I'm planning on using it on my network.

Regards,

Steve


-----Original Message-----



Hi Steve,

The short story:

yes I did.

The long story:

that is where I found some RedHat 7 & 6 RPMS (I also search rpmfind.net & google of course). The problem I had was that every RPM I tried depended on versions of gd and pnglib that conflicted with the PHP package from pkgmaster.com so if I upgraded one thing it would break another. Essentially I could not find an RPM or package that did not conflict in some way with an already installed package on a pretty much standard RaQ4i (and I didn't want to install from a source tar ball as I like to try and keep package management clean)

What I ended up doing (so I could use the libraries installed by the pkgmaster.com pacakge) was download a source RPM for RedHat 7, changed some bits and pieces and then rebuilt the RPM into a .pkg file that I could install via the web interface. I also had to download the source RPMS for a gd and pnglib from pkgmaster.com and rebuild them so I could install the devel RPMS.

The .pkg I have built also comes ready set up to graph a few essential services like:

traffic on eth0
disk usage
processes
load averages
established connections
time_wait connections

you should be able to just plug the .pkg in and go. ;-)

Cheers,

Lauchlin