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Oh, bugger, you are right. That'll teach me to only look in /etc/group and /etc/passwd and not in my installation notes. :(

LOL I have done that before as well.

Disabling SELinux helped with all errors except for the "permission denied" when trying to run opsiconfd. However, I think the ...

Don't forget you have create the user and group pcpatch.

So I created the account and group, however when trying to start the opsiconfd I get
[root@localhost ~]# service opsiconfd restart
Stopping opsi config service... (not running).
Starting opsi config service..su: warning: cannot change ...

Don't forget you have create the user and group pcpatch.

Thanks for the quick response. After reading over my post I realized I was having permissions problems when it came to creating the account. I am still new to Linux, so it was my fault for not running this as root.

Until I can get back ...

Hey guys,

I have been trying to get Opsi installed in my lab, but keep running into the same issue. I know I am missing something really basic so thank you for your patience.

I am installing on CentOS 7, running as user with administrator rights, and running all commands with sudo, and these are ...