Hi @rachidkh on poller centreontrapd use a SQLite database.

You need to configure on your poller the /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm file:

our %centreontrapd_config = (
    ...
    "centreon_db" => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
    "centstorage_db" => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
    "db_host" => "",
    "db_user" => "",
    "db_passwd" => "",
    "db_type" => 'SQLite',
    ...
);

1;

Then restart centreontrapd process:

systemctl restart centreontrapd

Go to “Configuration > Services > SNMP Traps > Generate” menu, select your poller, click on export.

Hi laurent

Thanks,

My config is below : 

cat /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm
#############################################
# File Added by Centreon
#
our %centreontrapd_config = (
        # databases credentials
        "centreon_db" => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        "centstorage_db" => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        "db_host" => "",
        "db_user" => "",
        "db_passwd" => "",
        "db_type" => 'SQLite',
        # server type (0: central, 1: poller)
        mode => 1
);

1;
 

but, the centreontrapd service does not start and I still get this error:

2024-05-03 15:02:25 - ERROR - 1312732 - MySQL error: no such table: cfg_nagios (caller: centreon::script::centreontrapd:/usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm:1233)
Query: SELECT `command_file` FROM `cfg_nagios` WHERE `nagios_activate` = '1' LIMIT 1
 

Regards

What is the content of /etc/centreon/conf.pm on your poller?

The content of this file  it’s empty

Hello,

I have the same problem with Centreon 24.04 on Debian 12, from packages.

When I manually launch the service with debug on the Poller:

su - centreon -s/bin/bash -c "/usr/share/centreon/bin/centreontrapd --logfile=/var/log/centreon/centreontrapd.log --severity=debug --config=/etc/centreon/conf.pm  --config-extra=/etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm"

• /var/log/centreon/centreontrapd.log:

2024-05-22 14:29:22 - INFO - 472530 - ********** Net-SNMP version 5.0903 Perl module enabled **********
2024-05-22 14:29:22 - DEBUG - 472530 - ********** MIBS:  **********
2024-05-22 14:29:22 - DEBUG - 472530 - centreontrapd launched....
2024-05-22 14:29:22 - DEBUG - 472530 - PID: 472530
2024-05-22 14:29:22 - INFO - 472530 - Mode: poller
2024-05-22 14:29:22 - ERROR - 472530 - MySQL error: no such table: cfg_nagios (caller: centreon::script::centreontrapd:/usr/share/perl5/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm:1233)
Query: SELECT `command_file` FROM `cfg_nagios` WHERE `nagios_activate` = '1' LIMIT 1

2024-05-22 14:29:22 - INFO - 472530 - Can't call method "fetchrow_array" on an undefined value at /usr/share/perl5/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm line 1234.

2024-05-22 14:29:22 - INFO - 472530 - Main process exit.

→ /etc/centreon/conf.pm is empty

→ /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm content:

#############################################
# File Added by Centreon
#
our %centreontrapd_config = (
        # databases credentials
        centreon_db => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        centstorage_db => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        db_type => 'SQLite',
        # server type (0: central, 1: poller)
        mode => 1
);

1;

As a temporary workaround, I modified /usr/share/perl5/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm at line 1232:

# Dirty!!! Need to know the poller (not Dirty if you use SQLite database)
my ($status, $sth) = $self->{cdb}->query("SELECT `command_file` FROM `cfg_nagios` WHERE `nagios_activate` = '1' LIMIT 1");                                                                my @conf = $sth->fetchrow_array();
$self->{cmdFile} = $conf[0];

by:

# Dirty!!! Need to know the poller (not Dirty if you use SQLite database)
if ($self->{centreontrapd_config}->{mode} == 0) {
    my ($status, $sth) = $self->{cdb}->query("SELECT `command_file` FROM `cfg_nagios` WHERE `nagios_activate` = '1' LIMIT 1");
    my @conf = $sth->fetchrow_array();
    $self->{cmdFile} = $conf[0];
} elsif ($self->{centreontrapd_config}->{mode} == 1) {
    $self->{cmdFile} = '/var/lib/centreon-engine/rw/centengine.cmd';
}

→ If DB mode is set to 1 (Poller), then cmdFile directly takes the value /var/lib/centreon-engine/rw/centengine.cmd without making the SQL query. So, I can start the service.

It's just waiting for a fix or the solution, I don't think it's a viable solution over time.

Hi, if you start centreontrapd on a poller, you need a sqlite database generated from “Configuration > SNMP Traps > Generate” menu.

/etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm on poller:

#############################################
# File Added by Centreon
#
our %centreontrapd_config = (
        # databases credentials
        centreon_db => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        centstorage_db => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        db_type => 'SQLite',
        # server type (0: central, 1: poller)
        mode => 1
);

1;

If you start on Central, your /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm must contain:

#############################################
# File Added by Centreon
#
our %centreontrapd_config = (
        # databases credentials
        centreon_db => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        centstorage_db => "dbname=/etc/snmp/centreon_traps/centreontrapd.sdb",
        db_type => 'SQLite',
        # server type (0: central, 1: poller)
        mode => 0
);

1;

So the difference is the value for mode.

@rachidkh @Nyxtorm it was a fresh installation of Centreon on Debian 12?

@rachidkh @Nyxtorm this has been fixed with 24.04.1, sorry for the inconvenience.

Hi @Laurent,

• Central => Upgraded from previous Centreon major release
• Poller => Fresh installation

Unfortunately, Configuration > SNMP Traps > Generate is only available on Central and does not offer other pollers in the drop-down list.

Also, the status when attempting the manipulation on the Central in spite of everything :

Database generation
Poller (id:1): Sqlite database successfully created

Centcore commands
Poller (id:1): SYNCTRAP sent to centcore.cmd
Poller (id:1): RESTARTCENTREONTRAPD sent to centcore.cmd

“sent to centcore.cmd” => but this file no longer exists

On my poller, /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm is already set to mode 1 (Poller) and my SQLite databases exist, but /usr/share/perl5/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm on poller still tries to launch the SQL query despite mode 1. (It’s trying to connect to localhost:3306 but it shouldn’t if it’s a poller only, or I haven't quite understood what it needs.

On your central, mode = 0 in /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm file?

Did you restarted centreontrapd process?

It is normal that centcore.cmd doesn’t exist, this file is deleted each time Gorgoned read it.

@Laurent, 

• On your central, mode = 0 in /etc/centreon/centreontrapd.pm file?

Yes, mode is set to 0 here, there’s no problem with centreontrapd service on my Central, only on fresh install for new poller.

• Did you restarted centreontrapd process?

On poller, yes, several times, it’s able run only since I have edited /usr/share/perl5/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm.

• It is normal that centcore.cmd doesn’t exist, this file is deleted each time Gorgoned read it.

Thank your for the explanation about this file.

Hello,

After the last update (24.04.2), Centreon has overwritten my /usr/share/perl5/centreon/script/centreontrapd.pm file on my poller.

This reblocked the startup of centreontrapd.service. I had to reapply my modification mentioned above to be able to relaunch the service.

Hello,

i get the same error

how did you fix it ?

i’m on 24.04

is by doing update to 24.04.2 ?

Hi @jamal ,

My temporary workaround is available in this post here: 

Hi @rachidkh, 

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thank you

pb fixed but i still get another error related to sqllite DB:
i will create a new post