Re: [BackupPC-users] missing pool.rrd on BackupPC 3.2 on SL 6.1

The pool.rrd and graph are a patch normally provided with the Debian
package. It may not exist in the package in the EPEL repo.

Regards,
Tyler

On 2011-11-30 04:05, briffle wrote:
> I have a Scientific Linux 6.1 server I have setup with BackupPC 3.2.1 from 
> (If I remember) the EPEL repository.
> 
> I can't see the pool graphs on the main status page, and when I look, in 
> /var/log/BackupPC/, I do not see the pool.rrd file others have mentioned (nor 
> the graph.png)  I have rrd-tool, rrd-tool-devel and rrd-tool-perl installed 
> on the server.  that folder is owned by backuppc.backuppc.  Also, I have seen 
> some people have had an issue where they weren't admin, so they could not see 
> it. I am using LDAP authentication and have the Admin user set to '*", but I 
> disabled that temporarily, created a htaccess user, and still could not see 
> the graphs, or rrd files.
> 
> Other than the graph, the server is working great. I have about 25 machines 
> with 3TB of backups compressed and pooled down to about 700GB.  I would just 
> like to have the graphs so we can easily see long term trending. 
> 
> Is there anything I might be missing, like a Perl CPAN module not mentioned 
> in the documents.. I know SL 6.1 is pretty new..undefinedundefined
> 
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