[ixpmanager] MRTG

[Nick Hilliard]

This is documented in the "Setting Up Apache" section of the docs:

https://docs.ixpmanager.org/install/manually/#setting-up-apache

Nick
> Giorgi Kajaia <mailto:giokajana at gmail.com>
> 12 June 2018 at 14:32
> Hello again, Got one question . this is not about mrtg.
>
> Currently im logging on web interface via IP , and i got domain for 
> ixp manager and how to open ixpmanager content via my domain?
>
>
> Giorgi Kajaia <mailto:giokajana at gmail.com>
> 10 June 2018 at 14:27
> Thanks for help,  i think now its working correctly.
>
>
> Nick Hilliard <mailto:nick at inex.ie>
> 9 June 2018 at 22:58
> IXP Manager just creates mrtg configuration files.  If the graphs 
> appear on IXP Manager, then IXP Manager is working correctly, and the 
> configuration file that IXP Manager creates is OK.
>
> If the graphs don't update correctly then it's a problem relating to 
> how you're using MRTG.  In other words, it's not an IXP Manager problem.
>
> Probably you've restarted MRTG using the wrong configuration file.  
> You should make sure that you only have a single mrtg.cfg file on the 
> filesystem, so you should delete /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg and just use 
> /etc/mrtg.cfg.  Make sure that after you delete /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg, 
> that you restart mrtg using "service mrtg restart".
>
> Nick
>
> Nick Hilliard <mailto:nick at inex.ie>
> 8 June 2018 at 20:57
> That means that mrtg is running as daemon and using /etc/mrtg.cfg as 
> the configuration file.
>
> If there's nothing in /srv/mrtg, then it means that either mrtg is 
> using the wrong configuration file or else mrtg doesn't have write 
> permission to /srv/mrtg
>
> You should check /etc/mrtg.cfg.  If it looks like it was generated by 
> IXP Manager, then it's probably a permissions problem in /srv/mrtg.  
> If it looks like it wasn't generated by mrtg, then use artisan to 
> create the correct mrtg.cfg file and put that file in /etc/mrtg.cfg, 
> then restart the mrtg daemon.
>
> Nick
>
> Nick Hilliard <mailto:nick at inex.ie>
> 8 June 2018 at 14:54
> Right, that means there's a problem with MRTG.
>
> Is the MRTG daemon running?  You can check using:
>
> # ps axww | grep mrtg
>
> Also, is there an MRTG config file in /etc/mrtg.cfg or /etc/mrtg/mrtg.cfg?
>
> Nick
>
>
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