Hi there,
somehow the values for totalBytesReceivedRate and totalBytesSendRate are wrong. I download at 250Mbit/s and the output in zabbix is:
fritz.box totalBytesReceivedRate 42s 29.52 MBit/s

Hi !

My Zabbix Server instance is not running on the default port. It would be nice to customize this as an ENV in the docker-compose.yaml.

In docker-compose.yaml just add:

    environment:
      - ZABBIX_SERVER=00.00.00.00
+     - ZABBIX_SERVER_PORT=0000

and in container/bin/send :

	if [ "$ZABBIX_SENDER_DEBUG" == "True" ]; then
-		php status.php | zabbix_sender -vv -z $ZABBIX_SERVER -i -
+		php status.php | zabbix_sender -vv -z $ZABBIX_SERVER -p $ZABBIX_SERVER_PORT -i -
	else
-		php status.php | zabbix_sender -z $ZABBIX_SERVER -i -
+		php status.php | zabbix_sender -z $ZABBIX_SERVER -p $ZABBIX_SERVER_PORT -i -
	fi

Works perfectly for me !

from @Lorgie1984

Is it possible to fetch the layer1 down and upstream?Actually there’s only totalBytesSendRate and receive which fetch’s the traffic also from the internal network. Internet traffic would be really nice. 😊

Hi all,

i tried to install the docker image on my Qnap.
I found the Envs, but i don´t know "zabbix_sender_debug".

Could someone explain how to setup?

2ne Question: Which Interface i have to use in Zabbix on the host "fritzbox"? None?

Thanks a lot!
Christian

Hello,

It seem's that the container only woudl run on linux/amd64 platform.

Could you compile it for linux/arm64?

Hi!
I created the container on portainer for a qnap container station. I encountered the issue "zabbix_sender [8]: ERROR: [line 1] 'Hostname' required" which was already known. Since I used portainer to create the container end entered the ENV variables manuell, i have no idea where the compose.yml is stored. So i tried a different way to use a stack and directly copy&paste the content of the yml into the stack.
That seemed to work fine, but not i got the issue

zabbix_sender [8]: ERROR: [line 8] 'Key value' required

I'm not even sure what line 8 is, or what kind of key is requried. Maybe you have an idea.

Many thanks!