I highly recommend restarting the install. Delete zenossinst/build and
$ZENHOME. Do not install as root.
Thanks for the notes! I'm adding new checks to install.sh as a result
of this feedback.
-Eric
Todd Michael Hebert wrote:
Notes:
I hadn't read anything in the installation documents telling me I needed
a python development environment (I had the runtime, needed the devel.)
The install created a folder of /etc in $ZENHOME (/usr/local/zenoss/etc
in this case)
The owner and group of the folder were root:root
This caused one of the components not to install when it tried creating
a file in that folder (zeoctl make tried creating
$ZENOSSHOME/etc/zeo.conf )
I changed the owner & group to zenoss and the installer got past this
point.
From this point, the software installed correctly, and I am now working
on configuration.
I hope these notes are useful!
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