Active RMA for linux

Remote Monitoring Agent for Linux, FreeBSD, and other UNIX-like platforms.
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damngoodjay
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Active RMA for linux

Post by damngoodjay »

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!!!
KS-Soft
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Post by KS-Soft »

Just want to check if this is already available. Active RMA for linux
No, its not available yet
Got error Permission Denied when starting RMA.(Using RedHat and login as root)
May I see exact RMA output?
You may use -i and -v switches to get more detailed output, e.g. ./rma -i -v rma.ini

Regards
Alex
damngoodjay
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Hi thanks error below:

Post by damngoodjay »

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
KS-Soft Europe
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Re: Hi thanks error below:

Post by KS-Soft Europe »

damngoodjay wrote:Invalid path to the agent!

Please check'/opt/rma/rma.ini file
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:

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RmaPath = /opt/rma/rma
damngoodjay wrote:Other question when I install it as an rpm where will I see the config files.
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:This is the last part already installed on Windows Box with your help!
Thanks
Good news! You are welcome. :-)

Regards,
Max
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