Issue upgrading agent (1.1.10 -> 1.2.4)

[jdl]

Hi,

I tried to install nxgentd package 1.2.4 on a CentOS 6.0 and I got the following errors:

line 84: [: too many arguments
line 93: [: too many arguments

and failed. The system is currently running nxagentd 1.1.10 installed using the package as well. The agent is stopped while upgrade is attempted.

Any idea?

thanks
Jdamien

[alk]

During which step did got this message?

[jdl]

When executing the package installation (....apkg)
Did only stop the old release of agent.

Br,

Jdamien

[alk]

Check "/tmp/nxagentupdate.log" for more details

[jdl]

Hi Alex,

sorry for the late reply. I did upgrade to 1.2.7 from 1.1.10 and here is the error I get - related to nxencpasswd.

Any idea what I did wrong?
Many thanks in advance

Br,

Jdamien

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nxagentd-1.2.7-log-nxencpasswd error.txt

[jdl]

I got one install running ok.
The only difference I see is that encyption is NOT enabled.

How do I do to disable encryption?
What are the possible arguments to the command line?

Thx
Jdamien

[victor]

Hi!

It should not be related to encryption. I've found an error in Makefile for nxencpasswd - there are no reference to libtre library. Can you check on machine where upgrade was successful value of "Use internal libtre" in upgrade log?

Best regards,
Victor

[jdl]

I did parse the nxagentupdate.log and found:

Use internal libtre: YES
There are several messages of Making all in libtre and entering/leaving directory with libtre (gmake) but no error.

That's it
Jdamien

[jdl]

The way I solved this issue for me is as follows:

a. download server sources
b. run ./configure --with-agent
c. then clean up the mess if you had a previous release

Did not manage any NetXMS agent installation for v1.2.7 using provided packages on Linux.

Br,

Jdamien

[jdl]

While using the source, one could still face the issue already reported for release 1.2.3 at: [b]https://www.netxms.org/forum/installation/error-compiling-v1-2-3/[\b]

So as advised by Victor, deleting old NetXMS agent lib files solve the issue - at least in our scope.

Br,

Jdamien