Hi,
I wanted to try the new vsphere plugin and executed the commands in the documentation:
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip
python3 -m pip install --upgrade setuptools wheel
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pyvmomi
I get:
-bash: pyhton3: command not found
Any ideas?
vSphere Plugin (BETA) - required software components missin
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Re: vSphere Plugin (BETA) - required software components missin
Hello @Nuggel1234,
You can install Python 3 by using your package manager (dnf/yum on CentOS/RHEL/Oracle, apt/apt-get on Debian/Ubuntu) to install Python 3 with or by upgrading Nagios XI.
You can install Python 3 by using your package manager (dnf/yum on CentOS/RHEL/Oracle, apt/apt-get on Debian/Ubuntu) to install Python 3 with
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[package-manager] install python3
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Re: vSphere Plugin (BETA) - required software components missin
Hi Nuggel1234,
I am not sure how your machine was set up but you can also try running the following commands to see if python is detected.
or
If it looks like it is installed you can always check your path environment variables...see link
I am not sure how your machine was set up but you can also try running the following commands to see if python is detected.
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python --version
which python
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python3 --version
which python3
Re: vSphere Plugin (BETA) - required software components missin
Hey @Nuggel1234
Did manually installing python 3 like mentioned above solve the issue for you? If so we can close this thread.
Did manually installing python 3 like mentioned above solve the issue for you? If so we can close this thread.