Monitoring Fedora VM's

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sreinhardt
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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hmm, OK let's try this, please return the results.:

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ls -la /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/ | grep -i install
touch /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/installed.yum
ls -la /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/ | grep -i install
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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sreinhardt wrote:hmm, OK let's try this, please return the results.:

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ls -la /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/ | grep -i install
touch /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/installed.yum
ls -la /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/ | grep -i install
ls -la /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/ | grep -i install

Returns:

Image

touch /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/installed.yum

Returns:

Image

ls -la /tmp/linux-nrpe-agent/ | grep -i install

Returns:

Image
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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Ah you most certainly appear to be well past the 0-yum stage. Each of those installed.xxx is a file for us to check and see how far along you are. It looks like you should be on firewall configuration at this point, with only one step left. If it is in fact stopping at 0-yum still, I would suggest sending me the install.log and I can look it over.
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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OK it looks like you are having issues with the command 'service iptables save'. Do you know has fedora swapped to systemctl\systemd yet? Regardless, you can comment out line 31 of 4-firewall and should be able to get past. You are very nearly done, although it seems we may need to consider some updating of the install script to work with newer fedora versions and soon Cent\RHEL when they make similar changes.
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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That did it, thanks for the help.

Now to install this on six more fedora servers......
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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Great! Best of luck! Can we lock this thread?
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Re: Monitoring Fedora VM's

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abrist wrote:Great! Best of luck! Can we lock this thread?

Yes please.
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