I would like to use Spine instead of default Cacti's poller. At first, I'm thinking about to use Dag repository. It should work easily if I don't have DirectAdmin installed. However, I do have DirectAdmin installed and that caused dependencies problem when I tried to yum install it.
So, I need to compile Spine by myself. I checked at Cacti website and found "Compiling Spine for Redhat/Fedora Linux" The steps seem to be easy but it's not. I got and error :
It's been a while that I do nothing with Cacti. So, I decided to upgrade Cacti from version 0.8.7b ( http://bxtra.net/Articles/2008-09-18/Steps-how-install-Cacti-CentOS-52-D... ) to version 0.8.7d.
1. Get Cacti version 0.8.7d
shell> cd /var/www/html
shell> wget http://www.cacti.net/downloads/cacti-0.8.7d.tar.gz2. Change directory of Cacti 0.8.7b (Old) to something Else. Then, extract Cacti 0.8.7d and change directory name to the one we use.
shell> mv cacti cacti_old_version
shell> tar xzvf cacti-0.8.7d.tar.gz
First of all, I'm not an Linux/DirectAdmin expert. I just played around with them and found the way to do it. I tried to install Cacti on my server but I couldn't find a complete instruction to do it. So, I just gathered all information I found into one place so that it is easier for many others. I hope it can help someone that needs the same thing that I did.
The software I use:
- CentOS 5.2 - 64-bit
- DirectAdmin 1.323 - Custombuild 1.1.13
- PHP 5 - CGI
- Apache 2.2
- MySQL 5
- Cacti 0.8.7b
Package Required by Cacti :
* RRDTool 1.0.49 or 1.2.x or greater
* MySQL 3.23 or greater, 4.0.20d or greater highly recommended for advanced features
* PHP 4.1 or greater, 4.3.6 or greater highly recommended for advanced features
Apache, PHP and MySQL are already installed by DirectAdmin. However, there are 2 required packages which are net-smtp and RRDTool that I need to install.
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