Hi Jim,
> One of my servers is missing the bandwidth and firewall UI that my other
> servers have. When comparing rpm -qa | grep BQ here is the RPM's that seem
> to be missing on the server. Any idea what needs to be done to get this
> server so it is the same as the others?
>
> < base-apache-bandwidth-capstone-1.0.0-0BQ2.centos4
> < base-apache-bandwidth-glue-1.0.0-0BQ2.centos4
> < base-apache-bandwidth-locale-en-1.0.0-0BQ2.centos4
> < base-apache-bandwidth-locale-ja-1.0.0-0BQ2.centos4
> < base-apache-bandwidth-ui-1.0.0-0BQ2.centos4
> < base-firewall-capstone-1.0.1-24BQ3.centos4
> < base-firewall-glue-1.0.1-24BQ3.centos4
> < base-firewall-locale-en-1.0.1-24BQ3.centos4
> < base-firewall-locale-ja-1.0.1-24BQ3.centos4
> < base-firewall-ui-1.0.1-24BQ3.centos4
The BlueQuartz module "base-firewall" is not included in the install as
provided by the NuOnce CD. The reason is that this module is not really
mature enough and should be treated as "experimental".
As for the missing base-apache: you can grab that through YUM:
yum install base-apache-bandwidth-capstone base-apache-bandwidth-glue
base-apache-bandwidth-locale-en base-apache-bandwidth-locale-ja
base-apache-bandwidth-ui
That goes all into one line.
Afterwards restart CCEd, Admserv and Apache for good measure, although that's
usually done automatically:
/etc/init.d/cced.init restart
/etc/init.d/admserv restart
/etc/init.d/httpd restart
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With best regards,
Michael Stauber