Guys,
mibs.xml is a pretty big file to load. That said I did load it in
the vmware image without it being too long. To skip it during the
load just rename to different extention (mibs.skip).
-EAD
On Jul 28, 2006, at 9:13 AM, Gary T. Giesen wrote:
I can comfirm this. The problem occurs when it's importing mibs.xml,
when I did it manually it took about 45 minutes (on a dual P3 850 MHz
w/640 MB RAM) and used about 900 MB on my /tmp.
On 7/28/06, Dimitar G. Katerinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday 28 July 2006 04:40, Gary T. Giesen wrote:
> After fighting tooth and nail with this thing trying to get it to
> install, the installer hangs on "ZentinelPortal loaded at
zport". If I
> CTRL-C out of it, it breaks and reports "unable to create the
initial
> Zenoss object database". I'm using the root account on MySQL
5.0.22,
> running on Gentoo 2006.0. If I start Zenoss, it sort of works, but
> none of the devices/manufacturers are populated like in the vmware
> demo, even though I see them in the XML files. Based on what I
tried
> out in VMware, this product looks very cool, but I'm quickly losing
> patience in fighting to try and get this thing installed. Can
anyone
> help me along?
Hello,
I saw in your other mail, that you already succeeded in instaling
zenoss the
hard way ;-).
I had the same problems that you have, struggling for two days and
I was able
to track down the problem. While running install.sh, as someone
already
mentioned, the script stucks at "Loading initial Zenoss objects
into the Zeo
database" or
$ZENHOME/bin/zenbuild -u $MYSQLUSER -p "$MYSQLPASS" 2>>zenbuild.log
I did `lsof -u zenoss', and found out that there are two suspicios
items
in /tmp:
python 6313 zenoss 4u REG 9,0 0 7989 /tmp/tmpAsph77.tbuf
(deleted)
python 6313 zenoss 5u REG 9,0 20971520 8113 /tmp/tmpFKltig
(deleted)
Running `df -h' continuously, shows my /tmp partition getting
filled,
although `ls' shows almost no files in it, and `du -hs /tmp' shows
a very
small usage. It turns out, that during install, zenbuild fills my /
tmp
partition(which is about 600MB), and the installation failes after
all. I
don't know how exactly, but I know that this is the problem.
Resizing the
partition to 1G did it. Maybe this is a bug, because with previous
versions,
I have no problems at all during installation.
regards,
Dimitar
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