"Linux variant not supported"

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Updated by Jocelyn
I have searched for a list of supported entries for the headless XML install script for the Linux variant..
can anyone help??
I am trying to get it on centos, but I think a supported list would be useful
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can anyone help??
I am trying to get it on centos, but I think a supported list would be useful
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Thanks.. I just left SUSE in there as that was in the demo, and sure enough, it seems to have installed..
Speaking of drivers.. after the install, I found I had put the wrong path to the jdbc drivers.. can I edit the path that rapid uses to find the drivers after install?? or do I need to uninstall and reinstall??
Speaking of drivers.. after the install, I found I had put the wrong path to the jdbc drivers.. can I edit the path that rapid uses to find the drivers after install?? or do I need to uninstall and reinstall??
Hi,
I'm a bit confused. If you specify an invalid path for the JDBC driver .jar, the installation will fail. Have you specified the wrong .jar? If so, you can just visit SERVER/modules/system/layers/base/ and then the path to the driver, e.g. com/mysql/main for MySQL. You then replace the .jar with your actual .jar and edit the module.xml to contain the new filename.
Regards,
Marco
I'm a bit confused. If you specify an invalid path for the JDBC driver .jar, the installation will fail. Have you specified the wrong .jar? If so, you can just visit SERVER/modules/system/layers/base/ and then the path to the driver, e.g. com/mysql/main for MySQL. You then replace the .jar with your actual .jar and edit the module.xml to contain the new filename.
Regards,
Marco
the headless install will run anywhere where Java 1.7 is installed and available. You just need to create the XML on a machine with GUI first, then adapt entries in the XML as necessary (e.g. driver .jar location).
Regards,
Marco