Red Hat Enterprise 5 64 bit

[jmead]

Hey Guys,
Is there any source code/installer available to build/install Zabbix Server on 64 bit linux server? I know a client is available but has the server code been ported yet?

[nelsonab]

The current download will compile for 32 and 64bit without problem. I am running it on sevaral OpenSuSE 64bit and Centos 5 64bit systems without issue.

[jmead]

Thank you for the reply...

compile

So the general installer will not work I will need to compile from source code...

[r3dn3ck]

Thank you for the reply...

So the general installer will not work I will need to compile from source code...

I installed fine on CentOS5/RHEL5.


rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pu...5-3.noarch.rpm

then

yum install zabbix zabbix-agent zabbix-web -y

[jmead]

Do you have any memory leaks using the preconfigured RPM's? I have built several centos servers with around 4GB of memory and only monitoring around 20 nodes with less then 10 triggers each, I have used certified stabled rpm's for each component of zabbix e.g php snmp etc but cannot put my finger on the issue. I hope that the Red Hat resolves this issue for me...

I also get issues using distributive monitoring, the memory usage grows through the roof... So much that I need to reboot the system each night to free the memory up.

Do you have any such issues?

[r3dn3ck]

nope.. it runs great no problems.

[nelsonab]

Do you have any memory leaks using the preconfigured RPM's? I have built several centos servers with around 4GB of memory and only monitoring around 20 nodes with less then 10 triggers each, I have used certified stabled rpm's for each component of zabbix e.g php snmp etc but cannot put my finger on the issue. I hope that the Red Hat resolves this issue for me...

I also get issues using distributive monitoring, the memory usage grows through the roof... So much that I need to reboot the system each night to free the memory up.

Do you have any such issues?

Certified RPMs? Who is "certifying" them?

Have you tried going through the process of building the Zabbix binaries? That is the "standard" method for installing Zabbix.