I am trying to install that Nagios XI on a new RHEL 5.5 64-bit installation. I have registered the server with RHN and followed the installation instructions by downloading and extracting Nagios XI to /tmp. When running ./fullinstall the installation process seems to start.
I say Y to the first question about installing on a clean install.
I say y to the question about removing RPMs.
The program responnds with:
Removed: librsvg2.i386 0:2.16.1-1.el5
Complete!
RESULT=1
INSTALLATION ERROR!
The script that failed was: './0-yum'
I have attached the install.log file as the error suggests.
The script that failed was: './0-yum'
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The script that failed was: './0-yum'
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Re: The script that failed was: './0-yum'
What version on NagiosXI is this?
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Re: The script that failed was: './0-yum'
I downloaded the software yesterday from http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... est.tar.gz
I'm not entirely sure how to tell what version it is, there is an rpm file named nagiosxi-deps-2011r2.0-1.noarch.rpm
Looking at what is available on the Nagios website I would guess the version would be
2011R2.1
February 9, 2011
I'm not entirely sure how to tell what version it is, there is an rpm file named nagiosxi-deps-2011r2.0-1.noarch.rpm
Looking at what is available on the Nagios website I would guess the version would be
2011R2.1
February 9, 2011
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Re: The script that failed was: './0-yum'
can you open 0-yum and change the shebang line at the top from
to
Then try run ./fullinstall again.
Thanks
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#!/bin/shThanks
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Re: The script that failed was: './0-yum'
Thanks. I'm up and running.
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