Hi Mohan, The issue here is that the EPEL repository contains myproxy packages that are not compatible with the Globus software you are trying to install and use. You'll need to make sure that you pull the myproxy packages from the Globus repository, as opposed to the EPEL repository, to get the right version of the myproxy software. One way to approach this is to install the "yum-plugin-priorities" package prior to using yum to install the Globus software. When you install the rpm file that configures the Globus repository, it will configure our repository with a priority field in the repo file. This field isn't used unless the "yum-plugin-priorities" package is installed, however. Once the "yum-plugin-priorities" package is installed, the Globus repository will have a higher priority than the EPEL repository, and the myproxy packages will be pulled from the Globus repository in preference to the EPEL repository. So, if you want to install the Globus software with EPEL enabled, make sure that you install the "yum-plugin-priorities" package first.
-Regards Dan Powers > From: Mohan G <[email protected]> > Subject: [gt-user] SimpleCA and EPEL repo > Date: February 26, 2015 at 8:18:00 PM CST > To: <[email protected]> > > Hi, > I am install Globus Toolkit on Cent 7.0 using the qickstart tutorial. > > I installed EPEL (ver. 7.5) and Globus (ver. 6-14) repositories, then > I executed "yum install globus-gridftp globus-gram5 globus-gsi myproxy > myproxy-server myproxy-admin". All the packages are installed properly > but the simpleCA did not generate the host certificate automatically. > So when I executed the next command "install -o myproxy -m 644 > /etc/grid-security/hostcert.pem > /etc/grid-security/myproxy/hostcert.pem" give error. > > But if I do not install EPEL and did the rest same, then simpleCA > generates the host certificate automatically in /etc/grid-security. > This is confusing me as the quickstart says that EPEL repository must > be enabled for cent OS. > > Can someone clarify this. > > -Mohan G
