Hi to All,
Need Help
Just want to check if this is already available. Active RMA for linux.
Also got problem on RMA for linux when I follow the step by step from site.
Got error Permission Denied when starting RMA.(Using RedHat and login as root)
Thanks!!!
Active RMA for linux
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No, its not available yetJust want to check if this is already available. Active RMA for linux
May I see exact RMA output?Got error Permission Denied when starting RMA.(Using RedHat and login as root)
You may use -i and -v switches to get more detailed output, e.g. ./rma -i -v rma.ini
Regards
Alex
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Hi thanks error below:
Hi Sir,
Need help on this error:
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Command line checking .. ok
Settings checking .. Error
Invalid path to the agent!
Please check'/opt/rma/rma.ini file
Other question when I install it as an rpm where will I see the config files.
Thanks
This is the last part already installed on Windows Box with your help!
Thanks
Need help on this error:
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Command line checking .. ok
Settings checking .. Error
Invalid path to the agent!
Please check'/opt/rma/rma.ini file
Other question when I install it as an rpm where will I see the config files.
Thanks
This is the last part already installed on Windows Box with your help!
Thanks
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Re: Hi thanks error below:
So, I assume, agent is located in /opt/rma/ folder? In this case you should change RMAPath parameter in [Basic] section of rma.ini (/opt/rma/rma.ini) to:damngoodjay wrote:Invalid path to the agent!
Please check'/opt/rma/rma.ini file
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RmaPath = /opt/rma/rma
Actually, we do not wrap rma files into rpm packages. I suppose, you downloaded RPM package, contributed by one of our client, right? In this case, I suppose, you may found rma files in /opt/rma folder. Anyway, you may use rpm command with some switches (probably -l or -lv, I do not remember exactly) to see the information about specified rpm package on your Linux system.damngoodjay wrote:Other question when I install it as an rpm where will I see the config files.
Good news! You are welcome.damngoodjay wrote:This is the last part already installed on Windows Box with your help!
Thanks
Regards,
Max