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Jan 10, 2013 11:42 AM

Notes on 4.2.3 on centos 6.3 minimal

I have finally gotten zenoss 4 working on my centos 6.3 servers (running only a minimal install of the OS.  Maybe this will help some people, I was going all over the place to combine figure it out.

 

I had several issues, related to rabbitmq more than anything.. However, here is a page I followed for a manual install: http://www.sysadminwiki.net/site/doku.php/monitoring/zenoss/zenoss_4.2_centos_6_installation_guide

 

I'm sure the auto-deploy script would work, with the below changes, but I didn't re-verify that.

 

Couple of notes..  A few things that I had to do, to "Make It Work".

  • I installed the newest version of rabbitmq-server, which is version 3. (this is newer than the 2.X that the autodeploy wants!)
  • the startup script for rabbitmq does not work on centos 6.x.  here is an explanation, and one that does
  • it appears that the new version of rabbitmq I installed did not have the same syntax for one of the commands. (maybe cause its a new version)
    • for the file $ZENHOME/bin/install-functions.sh, chane the following line:
      • #local perm_exists=`"$RABBITMQCTL" -q list_user_permissions -p "$RABBITMQ_VHOST" "$RABBITMQ_USER"`

      • to this:

        local perm_exists=`"$RABBITMQCTL" -q list_user_permissions "$RABBITMQ_USER"`

    • It does not like you specifing the -p $RABBITMQ_VHOST
  • From this posting, had to update my .bashrc file, and then restart the install:

 

After that, I'm finally up using zenoss4.

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