The command you try is not the right one.
/path/to/your/zabbix is more something like /sbin/zabbix-server. The /etc/init.d/ directory is just here to contain auto start scripts.
But according to that, I think you're running on a debian system or something like that aren't you ?
In this case, you can use : /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start or zabbix-agent start to start server or agent, as root.
But, did you well configure your zabbix before trying to start it ?
(vim /etc/zabbix/zabbix_server.conf or something like that...)
I don't know precise path of files because I installed zabbix from source code, compiled by myself, in a custom directory... but it should be something like that.
The error you get means the zabbix user were create whithout home directory...
I don't know if it can be the reason of the problem, but I don't think so. I think your server isn't well configured. For example database login, etc...
PS : are you french ? ^^
/path/to/your/zabbix is more something like /sbin/zabbix-server. The /etc/init.d/ directory is just here to contain auto start scripts.
But according to that, I think you're running on a debian system or something like that aren't you ?
In this case, you can use : /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start or zabbix-agent start to start server or agent, as root.
But, did you well configure your zabbix before trying to start it ?
(vim /etc/zabbix/zabbix_server.conf or something like that...)
I don't know precise path of files because I installed zabbix from source code, compiled by myself, in a custom directory... but it should be something like that.
The error you get means the zabbix user were create whithout home directory...
I don't know if it can be the reason of the problem, but I don't think so. I think your server isn't well configured. For example database login, etc...
PS : are you french ? ^^

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