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@Completing the upgrade to Cacti v1.2.3.

Funny enough, the previous commit coincided with my own work on a
package upgrade. It brought a few bits and bobs I had been missing,
and my work closes a few of its gaps.

In detail:

INSTALL - set CACTI_USER and APACHE_GROUP properly

MESSAGES - mention newer PHPs' php.d, while updating the extension list
           mention <https://github.com/Cacti/cacti/issues/2621> setup problem

Makefile - add mandatory dependencies: php-{json,zlib,mbstring,posix}
           add patched files to 'paths' substitution

files/httpd-cacti.conf - convert to Apache 2.4 ACL syntax

patches/ - comments, CACTI_LOGDIR substitution

Minor touch-ups everywhere - I am sure there is more to do.

The result pkglints, builds, installs, configures (taking the above
#2621 into account), and runs.
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Use a generic scriptname for memory stats, rather than an OS specific one

--- cacti.sql.orig	2019-03-30 23:40:22.000000000 +0000
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 INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (3,'274f4685461170b9eb1b98d22567ab5e','Unix - Get Free Disk Space','<path_cacti>/scripts/diskfree.sh <partition>',1);
 INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (4,'95ed0993eb3095f9920d431ac80f4231','Unix - Get Load Average','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/loadavg_multi.pl',1);
 INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (5,'79a284e136bb6b061c6f96ec219ac448','Unix - Get Logged In Users','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/unix_users.pl <username>',1);
-INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (6,'362e6d4768937c4f899dd21b91ef0ff8','Linux - Get Memory Usage','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/linux_memory.pl <grepstr>',1);
+INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (6,'362e6d4768937c4f899dd21b91ef0ff8','Unix - Get Memory Usage','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/local_memory.pl <grepstr>',1);
 INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (7,'a637359e0a4287ba43048a5fdf202066','Unix - Get System Processes','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/unix_processes.pl',1);
 INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (8,'47d6bfe8be57a45171afd678920bd399','Unix - Get TCP Connections','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/unix_tcp_connections.pl <grepstr>',1);
 INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (9,'cc948e4de13f32b6aea45abaadd287a3','Unix - Get Web Hits','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/webhits.pl <log_path>',1);
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@Initial revision
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+INSERT INTO data_input VALUES (6,'362e6d4768937c4f899dd21b91ef0ff8','Linux - Get Memory Usage','perl <path_cacti>/scripts/local_memory.pl <grepstr>',1);
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@Cacti is a complete frontend to rrdtool, it stores all of the necessary
information to create graphs and populates them with data in a MySQL
database. The frontend is completely PHP driven. Along with being able
to maintain Graphs, Data Sources, and Round Robin Archives in a
database, cacti handles the data gathering also. There is also SNMP
support for those used to creating traffic graphs with MRTG.

The Plugin Architecture for Cacti was designed to be both simple in nature
and robust enough to allow freedom to do almost anything in Cacti.  The
Plugin Architecture for Cacti is integrated into this package.

(created from wip/cacti by pettai)
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