Closed nghost-nghost closed 1 year ago
Oh, interesting. We might have to re-pull that function from Cacti, or just use the Cacti function.
It may also be happening if your mySQL is not set to allow zero dates.
Hello, I am facing same issue on my instance - all hosts have last fail date 1970-01-01 01:32:50.
Can you please tell me, what exact MySQL options should I search for? Thanks.
My system: Debian Linux 10 MariaDB v10.3.34 PHP v7.3.31 Cacti v1.2.22 Monitor plugin v2.5
ran into the same problem AlmaLinux 8.6
That 1970 date is old school never seen. @netniV may be right.
I think we may have to start revisiting the idea of using null dates rather than zero dates @TheWitness as much as it pains us
Resolved.
Hi I'm using cacti 1.2.19 and monitor plugin 2.5 on ubuntu 20.04 i have problem when device down, the time of last fail is correct. but after a second its updated to 1970-01-01 how to fix this?