Upgrade from ubuntu 12 to ubuntu 16 and opsi 4.0.5 to 4.0.7

[Radek]

Hi,

I have beed trying to upgrade from ubuntu12 to ubuntu16 because I need newer version of opsi. I have mannaged to upgrade to ubuntu14 and opsi 4.0.7 with no problem, but if I upgrade to ubuntu 16 things start to get wierd... After launching configed.jnpl I a get error message that I haven't beent able to resolve by myselfe. https://imgur.com/a/7mIQO . Do you have any ideas what should I try ?

Thank you

[m.radtke]

Hi Radek,

did you also update your opsi packages after updating to Ubuntu 16.04?

Cheers
Mathias

[Radek]

Hi,

I have tried following :
upgrade to ubuntu14 then opsi to 4.0.7 then to ubuntu 16
upgrade to ubuntu16 then opsi to 4.0.7
upgrade to ubuntu14 then opsi to 4.0.7 and that is where I am right now, it is working.

Don't know how but it is... If you have any ideas what should I try let me know, I will be more than happy to upgrade to ubuntu 16 with working opsi.

Thank you.

[m.radtke]

Hi
if you update to 16.04 please see getting started

Also, run the usual commands

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opsi-set-rights
opsi-setup --init-current-config

Cheers

[n.wenselowski]

Hi,

After launching configed.jnpl I a get error message that I haven't beent able to resolve by myselfe. https://imgur.com/a/7mIQO . Do you have any ideas what should I try ?

This could be a problem with TLS between opsi-configed and opsiconfd.
The currently suggested workaround is to force the usage of TLSv1 (the configed localboot product has a property to do so) or if you already have it installed you can also alter the start command to be like javaw -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.

To get access to configed you can use the configed-setup.exe.

Sorry for the inconvenience. We are working on solving this permanently.


Kind regards

Niko

[Radek]

Hi,

Thank you for your time and suggestions. I am going to stick to opsi on ubuntu 14 for now, I dont have more time to spend on this.

Kind regards

Radek

[ueluekmen]

Hi,

this is possible, but notice, that you cannot start opsi-configed on Ubuntu 14.04 directly, because 14.04 has Java 7. opsi-Configed needs Java 8 to run. If you don't start opsi-configed directly on your server, than you can stay on 14.04 until its end of support.