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You <b>MUST</b> also import MySQL TimeZone information into MySQL and grant the Cacti user SELECT access to the mysql.time_zone_name table
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On Linux/UNIX, run the following as 'root' in a shell:
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On Windows, you must follow the instructions here <a target='_blank' href='https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/timezones.html'>Time zone description table</a>. Once that is complete, you can issue the following command to grant the Cacti user access to the tables:
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Then run the following within MySQL as an administrator:
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Upgrade
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Downgrade
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This version of Cacti (%s) does not appear to have a valid version code, please contact the Cacti Development Team to ensure this is corrected. If you are seeing this error in a release, please raise a report immediately on GitHub
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Make sure you have read and followed the required steps needed to install Cacti before continuing. Install information can be found for <a href="%1$s">Unix</a> and <a href="%2$s">Win32</a>-based operating systems.
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This process will guide you through the steps for upgrading from version '%s'.
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It is NOT recommended to downgrade as the database structure may be inconsistent
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Cacti is licensed under the GNU General Public License, you must agree to its provisions before continuing:
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Select default theme:
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PHP - Recommendations (%s)
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PHP Recommendations (
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Restart Required
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The specificed value appears to be different in the running config versus the INI file.
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PHP - Module Support (Required)
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PHP - Module Support (Optional)
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MySQL - TimeZone Support
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MySQL - Settings
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