NagiosXI installation fails with the error as
php56-common conflicts with php-common-5.4.16-48.el7.x86_64
NagiosXI installation error - PHP conflict
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benjaminsmith
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Re: NagiosXI installation error - PHP conflict
HI arv,
Welcome to the Nagios Customer Forum!
Normally, that would indicate that there are applications installed and the server. Is this a clean (new), minimal installation?
Installing Nagios XI Manually on Linux
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... -Linux.pdf
-Benjamin
Welcome to the Nagios Customer Forum!
Normally, that would indicate that there are applications installed and the server. Is this a clean (new), minimal installation?
Installing Nagios XI Manually on Linux
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... -Linux.pdf
-Benjamin
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Re: NagiosXI installation error - PHP conflict
Hi Benjamin
It is a clean server on AWS. Please check attachments , install log , repolist and linus release information
Thanks
Arv
It is a clean server on AWS. Please check attachments , install log , repolist and linus release information
Thanks
Arv
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benjaminsmith
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Re: NagiosXI installation error - PHP conflict
Hi,
What is the output of the following command? I believe there is another application on this machine using php56, RHEL 7 would be using PHP 5.4. The install script uses the base packages provided by the operating system.
If this is a clean system, then remove PHP and run the installer again. If it fails, please post the install log once more.
Reference:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... -Linux.pdf
What is the output of the following command? I believe there is another application on this machine using php56, RHEL 7 would be using PHP 5.4. The install script uses the base packages provided by the operating system.
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rpm -qa | grep php
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yum remove php*
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... -Linux.pdf
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Re: NagiosXI installation error - PHP conflict
Hi Benjamin
Had already tried the commands you mentioned...there are no phps installed. It seems like a pre-installation validation from the Nagios script (fullinstall)
Nonetheless , finally we were able to solve it by disabling the puppet5 and velocity-base repos
Thanks for following up on this
Thanks
Arvind
Had already tried the commands you mentioned...there are no phps installed. It seems like a pre-installation validation from the Nagios script (fullinstall)
Nonetheless , finally we were able to solve it by disabling the puppet5 and velocity-base repos
Thanks for following up on this
Thanks
Arvind
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benjaminsmith
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Re: NagiosXI installation error - PHP conflict
Hi,
We'll go ahead and close this post, but feel free to open another if you have any new questions.
--Benjamin
Thanks for sharing that and glad you were able to resolve it.Nonetheless , finally we were able to solve it by disabling the puppet5 and velocity-base repos
We'll go ahead and close this post, but feel free to open another if you have any new questions.
--Benjamin
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