Hi, Did anyone succeed in installing Cacti 1.2.4 on ISPConfig? I tried it on both nginx as well as Apache on Ubuntu 18.04 but it fails on PHP Module support: PHP - Module Support (Required) Cacti requires several PHP Modules to be installed to work properly. If any of these are not installed, you will be unable to continue the installation until corrected. In addition, for optimal system performance Cacti should be run with certain MySQL system variables set. Please follow the MySQL recommendations at your discretion. Always seek the MySQL documentation if you have any questions. The following PHP extensions are mandatory, and MUST be installed before continuing your Cacti install. Required PHP Modules Name Required Installed ctype Yes Cli - No PDO Yes Cli - No etc When I try 'php -m" on the commandline (only one PHP version installed) it gives back: [PHP Modules] ctype PDO and a lot others. What am I missing here?
Just ran into this as well.. did you manage to fix this? @till you have any idea why this is? PHP from command line shows modules are there. I guess Cacti want's to run them from the CLI? Code: The following PHP extensions are mandatory, and MUST be installed before continuing your Cacti install. Required PHP Modules ctype Yes Cli - No PDO Yes Cli - No zlib Yes Cli - No xml Yes Cli - No standard Yes Cli - No spl Yes Cli - No sockets Yes Cli - No simplexml Yes Cli - No session Yes Cli - No pdo_mysql Yes Cli - No pcre Yes Cli - No date Yes Cli - No openssl Yes Cli - No mbstring Yes Cli - No ldap Yes Cli - No json Yes Cli - No hash Yes Cli - No gmp Yes Cli - No gd Yes Cli - No filter Yes Cli - No posix Yes Cli - No -edit- got mysql errors working.. just need to know how to fix the php modules..
I got further by editing database in phpmyadmin in the settings inser a new row: path_php_binary with value: /usr/bin/php7.0 Then checks succeed.
