check_traffic plugin - another problem

[Olivier Beauchemin (Budget-Tech IT Consulting)]

[obeauche at mrtg check_traffic-0.90b]# ./make-config
Number of Interfaces found: 4

ERROR: creating
'/usr/local/nagios/check_traffic-0.90b/db/x.x.x.x_Serial0/0.rrd': No such
file or directory
ERROR: creating
'/usr/local/nagios/check_traffic-0.90b/db/x.x.x.x_Ethernet0/0.rrd': No such
file or directory
ERROR: creating
'/usr/local/nagios/check_traffic-0.90b/db/x.x.x.x_Serial0/1.rrd': No such
file or directory

So, it seems that I am unable to create the .rrd files for anything beyond
the Null0 interface. I would assume that this is because of the '/' from the
interface name.  I'm also guessing that the reason the .cgi and hostextinfo
isn't populating with the rest of the interfaces is because it's not able to
finish creating these files.

Anyone have the fixes or improvements, to this great plugin?

Olivier

----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Colley" <rcolley at cardaccess.com.au>
To: "'Adrian Wieczorek'" <ads at irc.pila.pl>;
<Nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 10:40 PM
Subject: [Nagios-users] re: check_traffic plugin - another problem


> I've found another issue with the check_traffic plugin.  On machines with
> interface aliases, e.g. hme1, hme1:1 etc., there is a problem with the
> generated .cgi file.  This is because rrdcgi gets confused by the ':' in
the
> output file name.
>
> The solution is to modify both check_traffic and make-config, and put the
> following line, after where $db_file is assigned:
>
> $db_file =~ s/:/-/g;
>
> This substitutes a '-' for any ':' in the file name.
>
> Seems to work for me.
>
> Richard
>
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