Closed nj1973 closed 6 months ago
Another thing to improve is the Gluent Listener check. The listener is broken in the first release but will be brought back to life at some point. The default settings in offload.env
are triggering connect to check the listener:
Gluent Enterprise Listener
No module named 'gluentlib_contrib'
Gluent Enterprise Listener Failed
We should either change the default listener settings to be truly disabled or disable the check in connect.
Connect is currently reporting two problems which are no longer problems:
Oracle version Oracle 10.2 is now supported (we haven't tested 10.1 or prior):
Linux Debian is supported, we are no longer limited to Red Hat variants:
I think the file we need to interrogate on Debian is
/etc/os-release
. I've not thought about how we pick our supported versions, likewise for Red Hat based releases. This might link into how we build and pick Python package versions which could become complex. So perhaps for now we test on a recent-ish release and at least get a line in the sand.offload.env I don't think we need to worry about offload.env permissions since we became Offload only.