I just updated my librenms installation, it looks like the changes were committed. However, the voltage and frequency graphs are blank. I have reverted all other changes requested in this thread, I am also using the latest snmpd extend script (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/librenms/librenms-agent/master/snmp/raspberry.sh).
Actually, I think I just posted the same thing to Github. Some working now (excellent!), but frequency and voltage still seems broken? And this is with the old or new shell script on the RPi.
I expect you’ve got /etc/snmp/snmp.conf, if so, remove the contents. Your output looks wrong from the snmpwalk command as it’s not converting the oid into names.
$ cat snmp.conf
# As the snmp packages come without MIB files due to license reasons, loading
# of MIBs is disabled by default. If you added the MIBs you can reenable
# loading them by commenting out the following line.
mibs :
I disabled the line in snmp.conf on the server, I ran the discovery,poller, and snmp commands. I now see that it re-created the graphs but they are blank:
Understood. BTW, what changed recently? It was working before, but the recent updates seem to have broken it … :-(.
More than happy to help here, but I’m nowhere near an expert at the LibreNMS code. The script output makes sense, but I’m lost after it goes in to the LibreNMS engine.
Ahh, gotcha - didn’t realize they broke things here … :-(.
FYI, I just checked the script output - and I do see the voltages and frequencies in there. So is it really on the RPi image side of things (where the issue is)?
Just curious, what was the string used for detection? Also, if you want a Raspberry pi to connect to and play with I can stand one up for you and give you access. Let me know.
What does this mean? I have the extend line on the pi’s for running the raspberry.sh script. Does this need to change?
I feel that with the deprecated manual, and the recent changes, we are missing something that was changed on your end but not on ours.
Like before I can give you access to my LibreNMS, I have two PI’s connected you can test with…