Install OpenVista in about 10 minutes (Updated)
Richard Braman
says:
Really nice John. Definely saves alot of time. I guess the next steps are to bundle up GTM and set the config (nv pair etc) automatically?
Jonathan Tai
says
in response to Richard Braman:
I'm not sure what you mean by bundle up GTM and the nv pair. In a future release of OpenVista Server, we'll be removing the need to manually configure the box-volume pair in TaskMan (see this bug), but other than that, GT.M is already packaged.
bryan
says:
when i tried that
sudo ovinstanceadd open
then, error
how do i check and fix ?
Jonathan Tai
says
in response to bryan:
Bryan -- it's odd that ovinstanceadd would encounter that error. My first thought is that you may be out of disk space, but ovinstanceadd does a number of things before that should require at least a little bit of free disk (like creating directories), so unless you were very very close to running out of space and the new directories and small files put you over the edge, that probably isn't the issue.
The mupip command used to create the database files should have logged its output to /var/log/messages. Is there anything in that log file that might give us a better clue as to what's going on?
bryan
says
in response to Jonathan Tai:
Hi jon, Thanks to fast replay ;-)
in the /var/log/messages
thanks a lot.
Jonathan Tai
says
in response to bryan:
I'm not sure what's going on -- if you're using sudo to run ovinstanceadd, it should be running as root and thus have no problems with permissions. Can you give more background about your system? Did you install GT.M from our packages? Have you modified or customized anything? Are you running on a platform other than RHEL, CentOS, or Ubuntu?
Also -- since this is getting kind of long, would you mind starting a discussion for this?
It looks like the video gets a little garbled at 8:12 -- there's a listing of the same etc directory at 10:12.