I have a fresh install of 6.03 and went to enable rrd... the script is not on any of my machines. Is the rrd_Configure.sh script no longer included? I did not see an option to install or enable it (of course I could have missed something...).

Have you checked the services menu? All the add-ons are supposed to be configurable from there...

Yes, the rrd_stats is checked (in the linHES configuration menus). Whenever I hit the RRD screen from the web interface it says:

rrd_Configure.sh is not on my machines. Did I miss something during setup?

I've noticed on R6.03 that some RRD files have changed. The start page links to http://ipaddress/rrd/index.html which gives an error saying it's not configured. On my box, entering http://ipaddress/rrd/index-rrd.html works fine.

Best advice, use find (or it's lazy cousin locate) to look for any file whose name includes rrd and look for files in a bin directory

Say:

If locate whinges about the database not being up to date run this instead:

Yep - did all that... Not there. Is the configure script installed as part of the install process (did I miss something during the build)?

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I installed from 6.02 and upgraded to 6.03


Looks good here.
Guess they could have missed the files on the 6.03 build iso

You can also try reinstalling it with pacman, memory says that there is a force reinstall option that might do the trick.

same problem, i've tried force installing rrdtool (pacman -Sf rrdtool), and still nothing, not sure whats going on, and not really sure where to start to get it set up since all the scripts (rrd_cpu.pl, etc) that were installed on my previous installation aren't there (most likely created when running rrd_Configure.sh)...

i've rsynced my entire / partition (about 4G) as a backup for certain things after a completely new install for new hardware, but rrd_Configure.sh is nowhere to be found in that section either... (it was 6.02, updated to 6.03)

any ideas on where to go with this?

Well it has been two months. Has anyone had an answer on this one yet?

In the past, I think these scripts have been in /usr/local/bin; but currently this directory is empty. I have my old linhes backend and frontend running rrd; currently I am setting up my new backend and frontend, and would like to run rrd. Since my old backend was upgraded, there are no scripts there either.

I have tried updating linhes-scripts, hoping that these scripts were included, but no joy.

Does anyone have a copy of the script that they could post here or do you know where it can be downloaded individually. My next step would be to find my old linhes 6 CD and do an install to get these files and copy them off.

Any help is appreciated.

The scripts are now in /usr/bin and there doesn't seem to be a setup script. My guess is that something under the service menu takes care of it instead.

The package name seems to be "rrd_stats" and configuration seems to be in "/etc/rrdsettings.cfg"

I ended up reinstalling (for several reasons including rrd). I tried everything I could to get RRD to work with the original install (several posts here and other blogs confirmed similar problems). So I just bit the bullet.

That said - it was very easy. I did a backup, a reinstall and a restore... quick.

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Did you restore the old rrd scripts?

LineHES 6.03 has a VERY different RRD setup than KM5.5 did. Different scripts, different config, everything on a single page rather than than the different slices.

I've been tempted to try back porting my customizations and reimplement the old multi-page layout, but these days free time is rare and precious.

Well I found my answer. If you go to the rrdtool page, you get the message about it being disabled and you need to run rrd_configure.sh. Which is now missing. You need to go to the Service - Linhes Config - Advanced and choose to select rrd. Then you still get the error, since rrd is not installed. You then need to run pacman -Sy rrdtool.

Then is all loads like it did before.

ed_tetz,

I just used your fix to get rrd working on LinHES 7.1 Thanks for posting.

Side note; you have to do it in order listed to get it to work ....