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Hi!

I recently started my migration from CentOS to Ubuntu.

Version 2024R1.0.1

Ubuntu 22.04 is installed due to the version i was running on CentOS does not support the latest ubuntu version so i have to upgrade it afterwards.

This is a clean install.

This is the end of the install.log

# Failed test 'use Nagios::Monitoring::Plugin::Functions;'

Files=16, Tests=33, 1 wallclock secs ( 0.04 usr 0.01 sys + 0.68 cusr 0.08 csys = 0.81 CPU)
Result: FAIL
Failed 16/16 test programs. 32/33 subtests failed.
make: *** [Makefile:861: test_dynamic] Error 255
ERROR: Subcomponent 'extraplugins' installation failed - exiting.
Subcomponents installation failed - exiting

Failing every test on the sumconponents.

I am doing a local install with ./fullinstall

I´ve tried running the ./A-subcomponents separately but fails at the same place.

I´ve also tried running the fullinstallatino again but no success.

The installation is done from /tmp. I´ve given root full access to all the folders.

Install.log attached.

Regards
Rasmus

I would recommend downloading the latest version of Nagios XI (2024R1.2.2) and installing that version.

Hi!

Doesnt it have to be the exact same version when im doing a migration?

Regards
Rasmus

Hi @dawaggen,

Yes, both servers need to have the same version of XI.

Assuming you have CentOS 7/8, you can upgrade to 2024R1.1.5 and that may take care of your issue.

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Hey @dawaggen

Is it the installation mainly that you are having issues with on Ubunutu 22? If so can you check your system to make sure that it is fully updated/upgraded and try another install? I was able to run an installation with no issues for that version so it may just be a loss of connection during install/needing an updated system.

Perhaps try

Thanks! That worked, i will try to install the new version on the ubuntu server now.

When trying to do a ./fullinstall now it says all the mysql passwords are wrong?

Should i reinstall mysql or do a full reinstall of the OS?

Regards
Rasmus

The simplest option might be reinstalling the OS or mysql. You could also determine what the current mysql passwords are and run the fullinstall script without the -n noninteractive flag, and provide the current passwords during the install process.

Hi, okay i will try to remove mysql and see if it works.

Weird because i know what the password was when i ran the fullinstall before that.