howardjones / network-weathermap

Network Weathermap draws diagrams from data
http://www.network-weathermap.com/
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cacti 1.1.29 #119

Closed hellEVIL-13 closed 6 years ago

hellEVIL-13 commented 6 years ago

2017/12/26 16:54:45 - CMDPHP ERRORS DETECTED - DISABLING PLUGIN 'weathermap'

thrown in file: /usr/share/cacti/plugins/weathermap/lib/Weathermap/Integrations/Cacti/cacti-plugin-poller.php on line: 167

1 /usr/share/cacti/lib/plugins.php(73): api_plugin_run_plugin_hook('poller_bottom', 'weathermap', 'weathermap_poll...', Array)

0 /usr/share/cacti/lib/plugins.php(170): weathermap_poller_bottom(Array)

2017/12/26 16:54:45 - ERROR PHP ERROR in Plugin 'weathermap': Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function weathermap_run_maps() in /usr/share/cacti/plugins/weathermap/lib/Weathermap/Integrations/Cacti/cacti-plugin-poller.php:167

netniV commented 6 years ago

Which version of weathermap are you uisng? The older weathermap is only designed for 0.8.x of cacti. The newer 1.x versions of cacti have built in error handlers that detect errors such as the above and automatically disable a plugin if they occur and there have been changes in the system between 0.8.x and 1.x which would cause issues.

howardjones commented 6 years ago

It doesn't make any difference which version really - there isn't a version that works with Cacti 1.1.29 (or 1.anything) currently.

netniV commented 6 years ago

I meant to ask for both cacti and weathermap to make sure it's 0.8.8 and 0.98 ;-) But there will be a weathermap that works with Cacti 1.x soon..... sooon.... sooon .....? ;-)

hellEVIL-13 commented 6 years ago

the latest version of the git database-refactor branch

netniV commented 6 years ago

I would close this issue as a duplicate since it has been covered a lot on issue #120

howardjones commented 6 years ago

I'm going to close this one too (a) because the specific reported issue is resolved (the entire plugin is not functional, but this issue is resolved) and (b) for same reason as #120:

I don't really like using Issues for these long rambling threads of "things that don't currently work". The discussion is useful, but this isn't a great format for it, and the issue will basically never "really" close until the release version, by definition. This kind of thing works better in a forum, leaving Issues for one-time, clearly defined, and provably fixed issues.

netniV commented 6 years ago

Personally, there's isn't much difference to me. I must prefer things like Slack for dev discussions but everyone's got their own view on how they like things :)

I'll post anything I find as a separate issue.