Templates appear to lose their suggested name values

[bmeirellesRJ]

On the "create graphs for this device" page, the name of the graphs to be created appears correctly, but after creating the graphs the names do not appear correctly.

Example:

Unix - Get Mounted partitions
All graphics appear with the same name, "available disk space" and the name device or mount point does not appear.

In "SNMP - Get mounted partitions" has the same problem. All graphics have the same name. Before displaying the description.

[TheWitness]

Is this a new install or upgrade?

[bmeirellesRJ]

new installation.

in "create graphs for this device appears:
/dev/sda1 /
/dev/sda2 /home

in the created graph appears:
Available disk space
Available disk space

[TheWitness]

So, Local Linux Machine Device Template?

[bmeirellesRJ]

Local linux machine and remote windows machine "SNMP - Get Mounted Partitions" too.

[TheWitness]

Re-import this package. Make sure your check to Replace Suggested Values. After which, Re-Apply Suggested names on the Graphs and the Data Sources.

Local_Linux_Machine.xml.gz

[bmeirellesRJ]

The Template XML file "Local_Linux_Machine.xml" validation failed
See the cacti.log for more information, and review the XML file for proper syntax. The error details are shown below.

Errors:
XML parse error.

10-Jan-2023 10:22:07 - IMPORT ERROR: Import or Preview failed for XML file Local_Linux_Machine.xml!

10-Jan-2023 10:22:07 - IMPORT parse_xml_hash ERROR wrong hash format for hash: info

[bmeirellesRJ]

"SNMP - Get Mounted Partitions" have the same problem

[TheWitness]

How did you import?

[TheWitness]

It's actually even worse than that. I'm a little embarrassed.

[TheWitness]

For now, download the 1.2.22 packages.

[bmeirellesRJ]

How did you import?

web gui / console / import templates

[bmeirellesRJ]

For now, download the 1.2.22 packages.

I'm using it anyway, no problem.

[TheWitness]

Ugh, Going back to 1.2.21 now :(

[TheWitness]

You have to use "Import Packages" not "Import Templates". I'm going to have to slow down on this one.

[TheWitness]

I had to go back to 1.2.20 to get this worked out. So, it's been broken for a while. The Host MIB that is.

[bmeirellesRJ]

You have to use "Import Packages" not "Import Templates". I'm going to have to slow down on this one.

It worked. now appears correctly

[bmeirellesRJ]

You have to use "Import Packages" not "Import Templates". I'm going to have to slow down on this one.

It worked. now appears correctly

Need to fix snmp partitions. If I find more errors I open an issue. Thank you very much

[netniV]

The solution for now seems to be importing the older 1.2.20 template packages. We will get these corrected for 1.2.24 which is due at the beginning of February to make the cut for the next Debian release.

Tagging @paulgevers and @mortenstevens here just so that they are aware that this is an issue and seems to have been for a release or two.

[netniV]

Since we still need to repackage the templates, I'm going to reopen this and adjust the title.

[bmeirellesRJ]

SNMP - Get Processor Information too