Errno 111 Connection refused (SOLVED)
Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hi Niko,
Yes, thats the hostname.
backend_.* : jsonrpc, opsipxeconfd
.* : jsonrpc
Greetings,
Kees....
Yes, thats the hostname.
backend_.* : jsonrpc, opsipxeconfd
.* : jsonrpc
Greetings,
Kees....
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Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hello Kees,
is the server meant to be the configserver or a depot?
If it is the configserver the problems is a wrong backend configurations - it uses JSONRPC for everything and appearantly tries to connect to itself to do so.
With kind regards
Niko
is the server meant to be the configserver or a depot?
If it is the configserver the problems is a wrong backend configurations - it uses JSONRPC for everything and appearantly tries to connect to itself to do so.
With kind regards
Niko
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import OPSI
Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Server should be a configserver!
I don't know what happened. Can I correct this problem easily?
With regards,
Kees....
I don't know what happened. Can I correct this problem easily?
With regards,
Kees....
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Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hello Kees,
The easiest way would be to restore the /etc/opsi/backendManager/dispatch.conf from a backup.
Otherwise you need to know what backends you used for what before your problems occured and then correct that file manually.
The Getting Started covers backend configuration and has example configurations shown.
With kind regards
Niko
The easiest way would be to restore the /etc/opsi/backendManager/dispatch.conf from a backup.
Otherwise you need to know what backends you used for what before your problems occured and then correct that file manually.
The Getting Started covers backend configuration and has example configurations shown.
With kind regards
Niko
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import OPSI
Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hi Niko,
Opsi seems to work fine again.
However.... There's one big problem.
The database is empty. Made a backup with mysqldump. When i restore it it stays empty.
I have budget for support.
Greetings,
Kees...
Opsi seems to work fine again.
However.... There's one big problem.
The database is empty. Made a backup with mysqldump. When i restore it it stays empty.
I have budget for support.
Greetings,
Kees...
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Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hello Kees,
have you used the mysql database before? If you did: what did you use it for?
With kind regards
Niko
have you used the mysql database before? If you did: what did you use it for?
With kind regards
Niko
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import OPSI
Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hi Niko, good morning,
I used the sql database for opsi. Made a backup, and restored it on same system.
I used the sql database for opsi. Made a backup, and restored it on same system.
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Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hello Kees,
does your backup hold data?
With kind regards
Niko
does your backup hold data?
With kind regards
Niko
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Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
I thought so. Its not a big problem maybe.
I copied /home/opsiproducts, and repository.
Is there a way to install this on Opsi server?
I copied /home/opsiproducts, and repository.
Is there a way to install this on Opsi server?
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Re: Errno 111 Connection refused
Hello Kees,
unfortunately this probably is not enough. The repository can be used to reinstall the products but you lack other data (client information, settings, etc.) that is distribute around /etc/opsi/ and /var/lib/opsi. Did you do anything that might have caused an data loss?
We have a tool for backups, opsi-backup. That collects the relevant data (not products though) and creates a small compressed file from it.
The easiest way to progress from here on usually is to contact us with an support contract so we can have a look at your system.
With kind regards
Niko
unfortunately this probably is not enough. The repository can be used to reinstall the products but you lack other data (client information, settings, etc.) that is distribute around /etc/opsi/ and /var/lib/opsi. Did you do anything that might have caused an data loss?
We have a tool for backups, opsi-backup. That collects the relevant data (not products though) and creates a small compressed file from it.
The easiest way to progress from here on usually is to contact us with an support contract so we can have a look at your system.
With kind regards
Niko
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import OPSI