Hello! I need to install Zabbix 1.4.2 on Red Hat Enterprise 5 legal copy. I want to now if I'm going to be on trouble on installation, and wich versions of mysql and php are the best for this.
Thank you
Thank you
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Get the EPEL repo from http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL/FAQ#howtouse
and then "yum --enablerepo=epel-testing install zabbix zabbix-agent zabbix-web". It will install Zabbix plus all packages that are required for Zabbix to run. -
3 dependences not found
Hello! I did it, but it could'nt resolve 3 dependences, php-gd, php-mysql and another one I can't remember... If I get them for myself, I found new dependences, so it is a hard and tedious work. Would you help me another time?Comment
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Strange, these packages are built from main php source package. What kind of RHEL 5 do you have?Originally posted by charles crossComment
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Version Server
Thank you!
I could make installation in a Computer with license, just doing what you told me, I supose it gets the 3 rpm's from the red hat repos, but I'm trying to make another install into a Virtual machine with no license for devoloping and testing, and here is where I have the problems.
The third rpm it can't get is php-bcmath.
My version is RHEL 5 server (NOT 64), if I try to get the dependences for myself I can't install some rpm's because they are asking me some dependences that I allready have!!!
If you need more info please tell me.Comment
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It is clear now :-) I would suggest to do the development on CentOS 5 which should be binary compatible with RHEL 5. Then yum will resolve all the depencies (it is possible that the php-gd, -mysql and -bcmath will require other packages to be downloaded). Or you can use rpms from CentOS and install them in Redhat.Comment
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You can also follow the steps I wrote for CentOS (which is about 99.8% the same as RHEL)
http://www.zabbix.com/wiki/doku.php?...:centosinstallComment
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So, wich version?
Thank you another time, your help is lighting my way!
OK, I will try with CentOS, I'm just downloading CentOS 5.0, but is this equal to RHEL5 server?? There is a server version of CentOS 5?? Do you think I'll have problems if I devolope on CentOS and I put zabbix devoloped after into RHEL 5?
Excuse me, I'm asking too much!!!Comment
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CentOS is a superset of all RHEL "versions". And I don't think there could be a problem with the transfer CentOS x -> RHEL x.Originally posted by charles crossComment
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Epel for CentOS?
So, wich epel repository need I for CentOS 5?? Samer as RHEL5 ? Or should I look for another repos?? If I do the same with yum that I did with RHEL 5 I will get Zabbix installed?? I mean this:
Get the EPEL repo from http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL/FAQ#howtouse
and then "yum --enablerepo=epel-testing install zabbix zabbix-agent zabbix-web". It will install Zabbix plus all packages that are required for Zabbix to run.Comment
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Yes, the same as for CentOS 5, the command is also the same.Originally posted by charles crossComment
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You dont have to install CentOS to follow the directions, just follow the steps for installing zabbix starting with the "Installation Prerequisites". Anytime you see CentOS 5 you can substitute RHEL 5. I havent tested it on RHEL but it should work step for step as they are 99% the same.Comment
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FYI We have CentOS 5 in our compile farm for regression and automated build. I wouldn't expect any buuild problems on this platform.Comment
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Just a quick question, when I do
I am pulling back info for only 1.4.1. Is 1.4.2 in the repo yet?Code:yum info zabbix zabbix-agent zabbix-web
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Nevermind, I was missing the "--enablerepo=epel-testing". It is in the testing EPEL repository.Last edited by Mosquito; 28-09-2007, 18:41.Comment
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Done!
I could do it on CentOS 5 following swaterhouse, but I can't make it on RHEL 5 doing the same because I could'nt install centOS repos,now it's working!!!
Thank you everyone!!! See you later!Comment
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