/etc/init.d/name [start|stop|whatever]
instead of:
service name [start|stop|whatever]
I found out that on all of the linuxes I looked at, /etc/init.d is the only path to the init.d commands scripts that works everywhere, it is either a linked-to or link-to the directory that has all the init.d command scripts.
On Tue, 2004-09-14 at 08:37, Benoit des Ligneris wrote:
Hello,
The SuSe support in OSCAR is not official ... yet.
It is very impressive that you manage to have the wizard running (thanks
NCSA folks for this ;-) however the remaining step is a bit complicated.
Can you please post your complete OSCAR version as well as you
oscarinstall.log ?
As fas as I know, some commands that are heavily in use in OSCAR does
not exists on SuSe, espescially the "service" command that allow to
stop/restart/start a service. This will cause failure in some scripts.
Another thing is the image building step and that's where you are
blocking right now. As I have already "ported" OSCAR to other disto, I
will try to explain my "methodology" :
1) Select only the minimal number of packages (only the core packages)
2) With this limited subset you will have to tweak :
a- The suse rpmlist (in oscarsample/suse-9.1-i386.rpmlist)
b- The config.xml of every package you have installed :
- base/config.xml
- c3/config.xml
- oda/config.xml
- perl-Qt/config.xml
- sis/config.xml
- switcher/config.xml
- sync_files/config.xml
All the dependencies (in the oscarsample/suse-9.1-i386.rpmlist) have to
be solved. A quick way to have a working list is to list the rpm
installed on a given (minimal) system :
rpm -qa --queryformat "%{NAME}\n"|sort > my-list.rpmlist
Some packages are very distro specific, in this case :
* perl-Qt : Check that the rpm is working otherwise recompile
* switcher : Recompile for SuSe and modify the setup script
* base : Mofify the list of prerequisite for SuSe 9.1 (cut & paste
the <filter distribution='suse' distribution_version='8.1'
group='oscar_server' /> section to make a
<filter distribution='suse' distribution_version='9.1'
group='oscar_server' /> section)
3) Once you have a working minimal subset, add one package at a time and
check that it is installing and working corretcly
All in all, this is really a development task and I would be happy to
help.
Ben
PS : I would like to have some input from the NCSA folks, especially
about the service command and other problems they had with SuSe
support ?
* Rajeev Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-09-14 06:09]:
> >>>Rajeev Sharma 09/14 4:24 pm >>>
> Hello List,
>
> I am new to oscar and trying to install it on SUSE Linux 9.1 .
> I have installed the oscar server( by running install_cluster.sh) and
> able to got the Wizard.
> Till server Pkgs installation in the wizard, everything went fine but
> when i tried to make the cliebt image , it gave me a long error.(got
> it from "oscarinstall.log" file).
> Then i tried to make my own rpmlist in respect of the pkgs from
> /tftpboot/rpm but it also didn't work.
>
> The error it gives, "couldn't find (a long list of pkgs)"...i tried to
> add and remove the pkgs from the rpmlist file , but it was like a loop
> an didn't gave me any fruitfull output.
>
> Is there anybody has tried to install oscar on any version of SUSE
> linux.
> Looking for help :-
>
> Thanks in advance
> rajeev
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