Did anyone started using insightIQ version 3.0 and like to share their feedback? I'm planning on upgrading 2.5.1 to 3.0 in few weeks and like to know if there are any glitches with new version.
14: PYCURL ERROR 22 - "The requested URL returned error: 401"
Error: Cannot find a valid baseurl for repo: base
[administrator@IIQ1 ~]$
Update:
Checked with support and it needs some dependency packages to be downloaded from the site listed above and the error will appear if there is no internet connection. Most of the customers will block internet access from the data center subnets where the server resides and opening up ports is a long procedure. Instead of connecting to a internet and download dependencies, they should have listed missing dependencies so that we can install the missing ones and proceed with the install.
# sudo yum deplist isilon-insightiq-3.0.0.0036-1.x86_64.rpm ( also tries gives same error)
# sudo yum resolvedep isilon-insightiq-3.0.0.0036-1.x86_64.rpm (no luck)
The only option left is ignore dependencies and install the rpm which may or may-not work.
Could you please help me, I have InsightIQ - (Linux version) installed in the customer environment. Could please help me out how to generate a report about the subdirectory level utilization using InsighIQ with out setting quotas on those subdirectories. For Example:
1. Actual directory path: /ifs/data/Unix
2. Actual directory path: /ifs/data/Windows
Here under Unix & Windows are having around 100 subdirectories each. Also these directories doesn't comes under any quota. Kindly help me out as soon as possible.
I am running ver 2.5.2 on a VMWare ESXi 5.0 environnement. Is there a way to upgrade to 3.0 or I need to reinstall from fresh?
I look at the installation guide and they only talk about upgrade for linux RPM not for OVA image. Also the import only work from the same ver of IQ. How to import from 2.5 to 3.0?
It looks like it needs a connection to internet to download the dependency packages and it is not running the upgrade. They suggested building another VM of same 2.5.1, transfer the data from original server as backup, update the original server by ignoring the dependencies and if it works great use it otherwise use the backup host, then built a fresh VM with 3.0 version and import the data ( option 2).
JonK1
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Posted April 15th, 2014 05:00
You're probably located behind a proxy server. Edit /etc/yum.conf and add some proxy info and the next time you run the command it'll function okay.
Also a good idea to now update openssl, with the heartbleed bug and all...