Zion wrote:
> Line 99 in /etc/init.d/zenoss is blank.
>
How about line 99 in the files in /opt/zenoss/bin? It's either the
/etc/init.d/zenoss script or the scripts in /opt/zenoss/bin that's complaining.
The error message usually indicates that it's trying to execute a program
that it can't find. This may happen if a script is hardcoded to (say)
/home/zenoss/bin/xxx rather than xxx (which will get resolved using the PATH
environment variable).
If zopectl or zeoctl aren't on your system, then Zope is missing (I think).
find / -name zopectl 2>/dev/null
[ The above command will take a while to run ]
Zion wrote:
>
> Is zope installed automatically with the zenoss rpm?
I have no idea as I've only ever used the VMWare image. :)
In my case, there's no compelling reason to do everything by hand and
figure out what's going on. :)
Normally an RPM takes care of checking the dependencies (ie in this case,
do I need Zope or not). At least that's the theory. :)
It's my understanding that there's some integration work done by Zenoss to
prep the Zope server, so if it turns out that you don't have a Zope server,
you'll probably need to re-install the Zenoss RPMs after you install Zope.
kells
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