Graphviz's configure seems to be easily confused by multiple python
installations on a machine.
Make sure that
$ which python
refers to the python you want zenoss to use, prior to configuring
Always to try to configure/build from an empty directory: configure
caches information:
$ rm -rf build/graphviz-*
If that fails, try to configure it manually.
If that fails, give up and take it out of the GNUmakfile.
There's very little you can do with the graphical map at this time.
-Eric
Gavin Adams wrote:
My mistake (I'm doing three different software installs on three
different systems). RHEL 4 (and CentOS 4) comes with python 2.3.4. I
had to install 2.4 as I didn't want to break anything doing a --force
on the 2.3.4 install and break the underlying bits.
Ironically I'm trying to do an svn based install and am running into a
problem where graphviz is failing. /usr/bin/ld cannot find
-lpython2.4, specifically in ./build/graphviz-2.8/tclpkg/gv.
--- G
On Aug 18, 2006, at 10:48 AM, Erik A. Dahl wrote:
Gavin,
It should work fine with python 2.3.5 (that's what I use every day).
Maybe you have an issue with finding the wrong mysql?? Make sure the
mysql 5 bin dir is before the mysql 4 one.
-EAD
On Aug 18, 2006, at 10:31 AM, Gavin Adams wrote:
Hi,
RHEL AS 4 comes with Python 2.3.5 but zenoss appears to require 2.4.
What I did was to download the newest 2.4.x python RPM source,
rpmbuild --rebuild python 2.4, then install them RPM's (base and
-devel). This will create a /usr/bin/python2.4 executable.
Oh, make sure you remove the installed MySQL and install > 5.0.22
also. MySQL in RHEL 4 doesn't support triggers that zenoss uses.
I then did a zenoss install and all is working (CentOS 4.3, MySQL
5.0.24ish and Python 2.4). svn still having problems but again, due
to multiple python installs I think...
HTH,
--- Gavin
On Aug 18, 2006, at 10:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I just installed MySQL on RHEL AS 4 with all the required Python
packages, and confirm MySQL functional.
Unfortunately, I seem not to get my zenoss program running properly,
when I tried to run the zenping daemon, I got this error message
from my server console.
Bash$ /usr/local/zenoss/bin/zenping start
starting............
sudo: /bin/python: command not found
Please, i have all the daemons unstarted, can any one help me with
solution to this problem.
Regards,
Chibuzor.
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