When you install the RPM it tries to create a zenoss user using this
command:
/usr/sbin/useradd -r -m -c "Zenoss Account" \
-d /home/zenoss \
-s /bin/bash \
-g wheel \
-p \$1\$5afX49ZL\$sx0UlhhU9QZwbE/howDLk. \
zenoss
If you can't add users to /home/zenoss you'll need to download and
install the .src.rpm (it's available on the website). After you
install it, look in /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/zenoss.spec, and find the
line that defines os_home:
%define os_home /home/zenoss
Change that to whatever is appropriate for you.
Then build a binary RPM by running "rpmbuild -ba zenoss.spec".
Then install the binary RPM.
-c
On Mar 26, 2007, at 9:43 AM, jmp242 wrote:
I have an environment where the RPM fails as it doesn't have
permissions to create a remote user directory. Is it possible to
use /homes/zenoss somehow?
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