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    • #13414
      Giu
      Member

      Hi,

       

      I’m trying to test MONyog without success. http://monyogkb.webyog.com/article/17-linux-installation

       

      I install it:


      giuseppe@komenco:~/Downloads> sudo zypper in MONyog-6.3.4-0.x86_64.rpm
      root's password:
      Obteniendo los metadatos del repositorio 'openSUSE:13.2:Update' ..................................[hecho]
      Construyendo el caché del repositorio 'openSUSE:13.2:Update' .....................................[hecho]
      Obteniendo los metadatos del repositorio 'packman-essentials' ....................................[hecho]
      Construyendo el caché del repositorio 'packman-essentials' .......................................[hecho]
      Obteniendo los metadatos del repositorio 'packman-multimedia' ....................................[hecho]
      Construyendo el caché del repositorio 'packman-multimedia' .......................................[hecho]
      Obteniendo los datos del repositorio...
      Leyendo los paquetes instalados...
      Resolviendo dependencias...

      El siguiente paquete NUEVO va a ser instalado:
      MONyog

      1 nuevo paquete a instalar.
      Overall download size: 18,1 MiB. Already cached: 0 B. Después de la operación, se utilizarán 42,8 MiB
      adicionales.
      ¿Desea continuar? [s/n/? mostrar todas las opciones] (s):
      Descargando paquete MONyog-6.3.4-0.x86_64 (1/1), 18,1 MiB ( 42,8 MiB desempaquetado)
      Buscando conflictos: .............................................................................[hecho]
      (1/1) Instalando MONyog-6.3.4-0 ..................................................................[hecho]
      Salida adicional del rpm:

      Note: This output shows SysV services only and does not include native
      systemd services. SysV configuration data might be overridden by native
      systemd configuration.

      If you want to list systemd services use 'systemctl list-unit-files'.
      To see services enabled on particular target use
      'systemctl list-dependencies [target]'.

      MONyogd is neither service nor target!?
      ===========================================================================
      Point your browser to http://:/ to monitor MySQL servers.
      Please refer to /usr/local/MONyog/README for details.
      ===========================================================================

      As in documentation, http://localhost:5555 don’t responds.

      Status gives me:


      giuseppe@komenco:~/Downloads> systemctl status MONyogd
      ● MONyogd.service
      Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)
      Active: inactive (dead)

      I don’t have any ini file to config.


      giuseppe@komenco:~/Downloads> ls /usr/local/MONyog/
      bin MONyog-logrotate MONyog.lua MONyog.mib README res

      My System is:


      giuseppe@komenco:~/Downloads> uname -a
      Linux komenco.komenco.es 4.1.6-3-desktop #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Aug 28 10:59:34 UTC 2015 (d867e86) x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

      Some idea why I can’t get it working?

    • #35491
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      Do you have a GUI desktop? If so please go to YaST .. “Service Management” interface and see the status of MONyog there (and if it shows up there at all).

       

       

      On my OpenSuse 12.3 it is like this:

       

      [attachment=2044:service.jpg]

       

       

    • #35492
      peterlaursen
      Participant

      .. but our documentation at http://monyogkb.webyog.com/article/17-linux-installation should deal with use of the “zypper” command. yast/yast2 are deprecated as commands and yast is now only the name of various interfaces for system management on SuSE.

       

      I never installed MONyog from neither yast/yast2 nor zypper commands. They will check for dependencies in the software repositories registered on the system. MONyog has no dependencies and SuSE’s repositories don’t know MONyog. I simply always right-clicked the RPM and chose “install package” (this will bypass dependency checks, but with MONyog it is OK as there is no need to perform a dependency check)

    • #35493
      Giu
      Member

      I checked yesterday and I didn’t found MONyog, but now, is there, maybe after a reboot? don’t know. But now it is. Sorry for the noise.

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