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ODP 1.2.2.0-127 version installation error reported #67

Closed SGITLOGIN closed 3 months ago

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak odp version:1.2.2.0-127 ambari version:2.7.9.0.0-56 Hello, I got an error when installing the new version of ODP --> ”Cannot find postgresql-setup script.“

ambari-server setup --database=mysql --databasehost=** --databaseport=3306 --databasename=ambari --databaseusername=ambari --databasepassword=Chang1234

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lucasbak commented 4 months ago

Hi @SGITLOGIN,

Please wait for official version and release, as their are some nightly builds. Can you check if the postgresql dependencies are installed ?

Best regards

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak I store ambari metadata in mysql, and it has nothing to do with pgsql. Why is this pgsql error reported? How should I avoid this problem?

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak According to what you said, what dependencies do I need to install for pgsql? I see on the official website that this version has been released,My last ambari installation version was 2.7.9.0.0-26.

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Hi @SGITLOGIN,

Please wait for official version and release, as their are some nightly builds. Can you check if the postgresql dependencies are installed ?

Best regards

lucasbak commented 4 months ago

@SGITLOGIN ,

install postgresql package.

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak The postgresql package has been installed, but the same error is still reported

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lucasbak commented 4 months ago

Install also postgresql-server @SGITLOGIN

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak There is no problem with ambari-server setup. Old versions do not need to install the pgsql package. Is this a new addition to the new version? I think it is reasonable to prompt this error only when using pgsql.

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak odp version:1.2.2.0-127 ambari version:2.7.9.0.0-56 Is there any problem with this version? Do you mean this version is not a release version?

Hi @SGITLOGIN,

Please wait for official version and release, as their are some nightly builds. Can you check if the postgresql dependencies are installed ?

Best regards

lucasbak commented 4 months ago

Hi @SGITLOGIN

There is no problem, with those version no worries

Best regards

@lucasbak There is no problem with ambari-server setup. Old versions do not need to install the pgsql package. Is this a new addition to the new version? I think it is reasonable to prompt this error only when using pgsql.

Indeed however, as you opened other issue, we remove postgresql package from ambari rpms to be able to install on Amazon Linux 2

lucasbak commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak odp version:1.2.2.0-127 ambari version:2.7.9.0.0-56 Is there any problem with this version? Do you mean this version is not a release version?

Hi @SGITLOGIN, Please wait for official version and release, as their are some nightly builds. Can you check if the postgresql dependencies are installed ? Best regards

@SGITLOGIN No issue with this version no worries

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak OK

@lucasbak odp version:1.2.2.0-127 ambari version:2.7.9.0.0-56 Is there any problem with this version? Do you mean this version is not a release version?

Hi @SGITLOGIN, Please wait for official version and release, as their are some nightly builds. Can you check if the postgresql dependencies are installed ? Best regards

@SGITLOGIN No issue with this version no worries

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak Hello, is there a version change log available.

lucasbak commented 4 months ago

@SGITLOGIN ,

The changelog is available on our website

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak Does this contain minor version change logs? for example:ODP version 1.2.2.0-105 --> 1.2.2.0-127

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak Hello, I use knox to proxy other users. When logging in to yarn webui, I use the changguowei account and password to log in. Why is the displayed login user knox? The page should display the logged-in account. When actually performing other operations, use the knox account to act as the logged-in account, and the permissions should only be the permissions of the logged-in account.

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SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak Is this problem a problem with my configuration or is this the way the knox proxy webui looks like?

lucasbak commented 4 months ago

Hi @SGITLOGIN ,

It is just a configuration problem, but for this kind of troubleshooting we need to get through support so people can be dedicated for your problem.

@lucasbak Does this contain minor version change logs? for example:ODP version 1.2.2.0-105 --> 1.2.2.0-127

No changelog it's only stability of build pipeline.

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak The cluster does not have this issue when it is not enabled for KerberOS. The page displays the logged in user, and this issue occurs after enabling KerberOS authentication. You can replicate it.

SGITLOGIN commented 4 months ago

@lucasbak How should I configure it?

Hi @SGITLOGIN ,

It is just a configuration problem, but for this kind of troubleshooting we need to get through support so people can be dedicated for your problem.

@lucasbak Does this contain minor version change logs? for example:ODP version 1.2.2.0-105 --> 1.2.2.0-127

No changelog it's only stability of build pipeline.