starting rapidminer

josephcarmon

I am having issues starting rapidminer server

      service jboss.naming.context.java.module.rapidminer-server-ear.rapidminer-server-ejb.env (missing) dependents: [service jboss.deployment.subunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear"."rapidminer-server-ejb.jar".jndiDependencyService]
      service jboss.naming.context.java.module.rapidminer-server-ear.rapidminer-server-war (missing) dependents: [service jboss.deployment.subunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear"."rapidminer-server-war.war".INSTALL]
      service jboss.persistenceunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear/rapidminer-server-ejb.jar#RapidRepositoryEntity" (missing) dependents: [service jboss.deployment.subunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear"."rapidminer-server-ejb.jar".component.MigrationRepositoryHelperEJB.START, service jboss.naming.context.java.comp.rapidminer-server-ear.rapidminer-server-ejb.WebServiceRequestEJB.env."de.rapidanalytics.ejb.WebServiceRequestEJB".entityManager, service jboss.deployment.subunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear"."rapidminer-server-ejb.jar".component.MigrationRepositoryEJB.START, service jboss.deployment.subunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear"."rapidminer-server-ejb.jar".component.LocationCheckEJBImpl.START, JBAS014799: ... and 29 more ]
JBAS014777:   Services which failed to start:      service jboss.persistenceunit."rapidminer-server-9.6.0.ear/rapidminer-server-ejb.jar#RapidRepositoryEntity"

The URL is not even responding. Not sure where to look from here.

sgenzer

cc @aschaferdiek

aschaferdiek

Hi, it seems that JBoss didn't start at all.

Could you please upload the entire server.log (e.g. to a pastebin service or here as code formatted text block) so we can have a deeper dive into this?

josephcarmon

If I did this right here is my paste.

pastebin. com/ CCTud4Dg

aschaferdiek

Thanks. The problem is that RapidMiner Server cannot establish a connection to your PostgreSQL and thus startup fails.

Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "rm_user"

Are you sure that the database is up, reachable and that credentials are correct?

josephcarmon

It is running on the same box, so the connection should not be an issue, and I can log into it from the psql command. However, the role rm_user that I have created is unable to log in using psql....I'm not as familiar with postgres so I may have missed something in the setup.

aschaferdiek

Ok, when it's on the same machine it should be reachable, yes. Either the user is unknown, credentials are invalid or the user doesn't have access rights for the database schema you created in your PostgreSQL instance.

Please look at our PostgreSQL database guide on how to setup a user with a separate schema/database here:

https://docs.rapidminer.com/latest/server/install/database_setup/creating_postgres_db.html

If you've done so, try to spin up RapidMiner Server. If it still fails, there might be a typo in some configuration file. Maybe you could then try to reinstall RapidMiner Server. The installer offers a way to test your connection during installation before actually continuing the installation process.

Alternatively you could spin up a docker PostgreSQL container if you have experience with docker. A starting point might be the following.

</code><code>(sudo) docker run -d --name rm_db \<br>-e POSTGRES_DB=rapidminer_server \<br>-e POSTGRES_USER=rm_user<br>-e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=rm_password \<br>-p 5432:5432 \<br>postgres:11.4

josephcarmon

postgres is running, I have set it up using the documentation, I have turned the FW off just to be sure. is SELinux an issue? I'm just not sure why connecting is a problem.....

aschaferdiek

SELinux shouldn't be a problem. Did you try to reinstall? Can you connect now with the user to the database?

josephcarmon

I think I am getting closer, seems postgres was not listening, Got that solved, Now it is making it all of the way through the startup.

If I am reading this correctly rapidminer.home needs to be set and is not.

pastebin .com/ vDWkE w9Y

aschaferdiek

Thanks for providing the log. If I read this correctly, your boot time exceeds 5 minutes, is that right? JBoss has a hardcoded 300 seconds limit and it will fail afterwards. If boot takes longer then 5 minutes it's very likely that your machine doesn't meet minimum system requirements or is somehow slowed down by other processes.

You could still try to increase a property as mentioned here https://access.redhat.com/solutions/1190323. <b>jboss.as.management.blocking.timeout</b>

josephcarmon

At this point in the boot process it is getting to "Scheduler started sucessfully" and seems to freeze. I am running a dual core with 8gb of RAM so I should be within requirements.

aschaferdiek

Did it start because you adjusted the property mentioned above or did it just start without any change?

Could you provide the log again (preferably only from the latest start) so we can check what might be the problem?