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When boost sends update commands to RRDtool, it must not exceed the operating systems Maximum Argument Length. This varies by operating system and kernel level. For example: Windows 2000 <= 2048, FreeBSD <= 65535, Linux 2.6.22-- <= 131072, Linux 2.6.23++ unlimited
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When creating graphs, what Graph Type would you like pre-selected?
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When discovering devices, allow duplicate sysnames to be added on different hosts
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When displaying Graphs, allow Graph Dates to extend 'to future'
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When using InnoDB storage it is important to keep your table spaces separate. This makes managing the tables simpler for long time users of %s. If you are running with this currently off, you can migrate to the per file storage by enabling the feature, and then running an alter statement on all InnoDB tables.
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When you setup the left axis labeling, apply a rule to the data format. Supported formats include "numeric" where data is treated as numeric, "timestamp" where values are interpreted as UNIX timestamps (number of seconds since January 1970) and expressed using strftime format (default is "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"). See also --units-length. Finally "duration" where values are interpreted as duration in milliseconds. Formatting follows the rules of valstrfduration qualified PRINT/GPRINT.
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When you setup the right axis labeling, apply a rule to the data format. Supported formats include "numeric" where data is treated as numeric, "timestamp" where values are interpreted as UNIX timestamps (number of seconds since January 1970) and expressed using strftime format (default is "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"). See also --units-length and --right-axis-format. Finally "duration" where values are interpreted as duration in milliseconds. Formatting follows the rules of valstrfduration qualified PRINT/GPRINT.
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Which Graph mode you want displayed by default when you first visit the Graphs page?
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Which type of totaling shall be performed.
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X-Files Factor
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XML Path
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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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You <b>MUST</b> then update "include/config.php" to point to the new database.
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You appear to be downgrading to a previous version. Database changes made for the newer version will not be reversed and <i>could</i> cause issues.
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You are attempting to install Cacti %s onto a 0.6.x database. Unfortunately, this can not be performed.
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You are not allowed to delete the current login account
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You are not allowed to disable the current login account
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You are now logged into <a href="%s"><b>Cacti</b></a>. You can follow these basic steps to get started.
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You can run this Data Query in debug mode
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You cannot use a previously entered password!
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