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Hello,

I have been trying to set up an Opsi-Server on a Cent-OS 6 Server. When I tried to install the basic packages using the command "opsi-product-updater -i -vv" I encountered the following error during the package installation:

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Installing package '/var/lib/opsi/repository/config-win-base_4.0.1-1.opsi'
=================================================================================================
Installing package file '/var/lib/opsi/repository/config-win-base_4.0.1-1.opsi' on depot 'opsi04.*******.de'
Getting meta data from package '/var/lib/opsi/repository/config-win-base_4.0.1-1.opsi'
Creating product in backend
Locking product 'config-win-base' on depot 'opsi04.*******.de'
Checking package dependencies
Running preinst script
Running package script 'preinst'
Unpacking package files
Extracting data from package '/var/lib/opsi/repository/config-win-base_4.0.1-1.opsi'
Setting product property states in backend
Running postinst script
Running package script 'postinst'
Creating package content file
Setting access rights of client-data files
Unlocking product 'config-win-base_4.0.1-1' on depot 'opsi04.*******.de'
Traceback:
     line 1073 in '<module>' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-product-updater'
     line 1067 in 'main' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-product-updater'
     line 574 in 'processUpdates' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-product-updater'
     ==>>> Product 'config-win-base' not found on depot 'dhcp06.*******.de' after installation
ERROR: Product 'config-win-base' not found on depot 'dhcp06.*******.de' after installation

(detailed log here)

As I did not set up our dhcp as depot I am somewhat stupified why it appeared here. Checking /var/lib/opsi/config/depots/ I found an .ini for the dhcp-server as well and after reading in the forum, that I can remove the depot by just deleting that file, I backed it up and removed it. After a setting the config/rights and a reboot Opsi was working again, however, the error persisted.
I find especially the mix up of the Opsi-server and the DHCP peculiar. From the log I conclude that the in file.py the depot.id is set to dhcp06.*******.de. Nevertheless the package is extracted and run on the Opsi-server and finally the program tries to check on the DHCP whether the package was installed.

I guess that the DHCP-server has to be mentioned somewhere in the settings, however I am unable to find any mention of it in the config files. In /var/lib/opsi/config/config.ini the Opsi-server is set as the only depot.

I have no idea left what to change to fix this, or to pervent the error from happening again should I choose to reinstall the server and would be very thankful for advice.

Kind regards,
Florian

Command Log:

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service network restart
getent hosts $(hostname -f)
yum install mysql-server
yum install samba
yum install xinetd
/etc/init.d/mysqld start
mysql_secure_installation
/etc/init.d/smb start
/etc/init.d/nmb start
/etc/init.d/xinetd start
chkconfig smb on
chkconfig nmb on
chkconfig mysqld on
chkconfig xinetd on
vi /etc/yum.repos.d/opsi§0.repo
yum makecache
yum install p§zip p§zip-plugins cabextract
yum install opsi-depotserver opsi-configed
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart
opsi-setup --auto-configure-samba
chkconfig opsiconfd on
chkconfig opsipxeconfd on
/etc/init.d/smb restart
/etc/init.d/nmb restart
opsi-setup --configure-mysql
opsi-admin -d task setPcpatchPassword
yum install java
vi /etc/opsi/backends/hostcontrol.conf
vi /etc/opsi/opsiconfd.conf
opsi-product-updater -i -vv

config.ini

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[clientconfig.configserver.url]
defaultvalues = ["https://***.******.103:4447/rpc"]
description = URL(s) of opsi config service(s) to use
editable = true
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["https://***.***.***.103:4447/rpc"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[clientconfig.depot.drive]
defaultvalues = ["p:"]
description = Drive letter for depot share
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["c:", "d:", "e:", "f:", "g:", "h:", "i:", "j:", "k:", "l:", "m:", "n:", "o:", "p:", "q:", "r:", "s:", "t:", "u:", "v:", "w:", "x:", "y:", "z:"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[clientconfig.depot.dynamic]
defaultvalues = [false]
description = Use dynamic depot selection
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = [false, true]
type = BoolConfig

[clientconfig.depot.id]
defaultvalues = ["opsi04.********.de"]
description = ID of the opsi depot to use
editable = true
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["opsi04.********.de"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[clientconfig.depot.protocol]
defaultvalues = ["cifs"]
description = Protocol for file transfer
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["cifs", "webdav"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[clientconfig.windows.domain]
defaultvalues = ["MYGROUP"]
description = Windows domain
editable = true
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["MYGROUP"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.host_displayfields]
defaultvalues = ["clientConnected", "clientDescription", "clientIPAddress", "clientLastSeen", "clientName"]
description = 
editable = false
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["clientConnected", "clientCreated", "clientDescription", "clientHardwareAddress", "clientIPAddress", "clientInventoryNumber", "clientLastSeen", "clientName", "clientSessionInfo"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.license_inventory_extradisplayfields]
defaultvalues = []
description = Zusatzspalten zur Host-Beschreibung\nin der Tabelle "Abgleich mit Inventarisierung"\nBitte nach Ã„nderungen configed neu starten
editable = false
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["description", "inventoryNumber", "ipAddress", "lastSeen", "notes"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.productonclient_displayfields_localboot]
defaultvalues = ["actionRequest", "installationInfo", "installationStatus", "productId", "versionInfo"]
description = 
editable = false
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["actionRequest", "installationInfo", "installationStatus", "position", "priority", "productId", "productName", "stateChange", "targetConfiguration", "versionInfo"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.productonclient_displayfields_netboot]
defaultvalues = ["actionRequest", "installationInfo", "installationStatus", "productId", "versionInfo"]
description = 
editable = false
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["actionRequest", "installationInfo", "installationStatus", "position", "priority", "productId", "productName", "stateChange", "targetConfiguration", "versionInfo"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.remote_control.ping_linux]
defaultvalues = ["xterm +hold -e ping %host%"]
description = ping, started in a Linux environment
editable = true
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["xterm +hold -e ping %host%"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.remote_control.ping_linux.description]
defaultvalues = ["ping, started in a Linux environment"]
description = 
editable = true
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["ping, started in a Linux environment"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.remote_control.ping_linux.editable]
defaultvalues = [true]
description = (command may be edited)
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = [false, true]
type = BoolConfig

[configed.remote_control.ping_windows]
defaultvalues = ["cmd.exe /c start ping %host%"]
description = ping, started in a Windows terminal
editable = true
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["cmd.exe /c start ping %host%"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.remote_control.ping_windows.description]
defaultvalues = ["ping, started in a Windows terminal"]
description = 
editable = true
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["ping, started in a Windows terminal"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[configed.remote_control.ping_windows.editable]
defaultvalues = [true]
description = (command may be edited)
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = [false, true]
type = BoolConfig

[license-management.use]
defaultvalues = [false]
description = Activate license management
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = [false, true]
type = BoolConfig

[opsi-linux-bootimage.append]
defaultvalues = []
description = Extra options to append to kernel command line
editable = true
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["acpi=off", "irqpoll", "noapic", "pci=nomsi", "reboot=b", "vga=normal"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[product_sort_algorithm]
defaultvalues = ["algorithm1"]
description = 
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = ["algorithm1", "algorithm2"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[software-on-demand.active]
defaultvalues = [false]
description = Activate software-on-demand
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = [false, true]
type = BoolConfig

[software-on-demand.product-group-ids]
defaultvalues = ["software-on-demand"]
description = Product group ids containing products which are allowed to be installed on demand
editable = true
multivalue = true
possiblevalues = ["software-on-demand"]
type = UnicodeConfig

[software-on-demand.show-details]
defaultvalues = [false]
description = Show more details for software-on-demand
editable = false
multivalue = false
possiblevalues = [false, true]
type = BoolConfig

First try the tried and tested fix-all:

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opsi-setup --init-current-config
opsi-setup --auto-configure-samba
opsi-setup --set-rights
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart

Or try the cleanup-backend command which I can't remember..
FYI: I also have OPSI running on CentOS 6.5, works great.
I use the samba sernet repository for samba: http://ftp.sernet.de/pub/samba/3.6/rhel ... samba.repo
And mariaDB instead of mysql (which has been molested since obstacle bought Sun)

Hei

Thanks for the tips!

First I tried the "fix-all", unfortunatly to no avail. Then I used the opsi-setup --cleanup-backend which had some effect. However, this is even more puzzling: it simply changed the server opsi is trying to install on to the dhcp server, appearantly installing the packages (no errors) only to check for packages on the opsi-server. I seem to be able to switch between the two variants using the following chain of commands:

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  317  opsi-setup --cleanup-backend
  318  opsi-setconfig
  319  opsi-product-updater -i -vv

opsi-setconfig:
#!/bin/sh
# Aktualisiert die Server config
opsi-setup --init-current-config
opsi-setup --set-rights
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart

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Using product property defaults: {}
Installing package '/var/lib/opsi/repository/javavm_1.6.0.33-2.opsi'
=================================================================================================
Installing package file '/var/lib/opsi/repository/javavm_1.6.0.33-2.opsi' on depot 'dhcp06.********.de'
Getting meta data from package '/var/lib/opsi/repository/javavm_1.6.0.33-2.opsi'
Creating product in backend
Locking product 'javavm' on depot 'dhcp06.********.de'
Checking package dependencies
Running preinst script
Running package script 'preinst'
Unpacking package files
Extracting data from package '/var/lib/opsi/repository/javavm_1.6.0.33-2.opsi'
Setting product property states in backend
Running postinst script
Running package script 'postinst'
Creating package content file
Setting access rights of client-data files
Unlocking product 'javavm_1.6.0.33-2' on depot 'dhcp06.********.de'
Traceback:
     line 1073 in '<module>' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-product-updater'
     line 1067 in 'main' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-product-updater'
     line 574 in 'processUpdates' in file '/usr/bin/opsi-product-updater'
     ==>>> Product 'javavm' not found on depot 'opsi04.********.de' after installation
ERROR: Product 'javavm' not found on depot 'opsi04.********.de' after installation

Verfasst: **06 Jan 2014, 11:05**

Hello fochlac,

my first guess is that the dhcp server was somehow configured as OPSI depot.
What is the output of:

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opsi-admin -d method host_getObjects '' '{"id": "your.dhcp.fqdn"}'

You could have a look if it maybe sneaked into some of the options where it does not belong with the following:

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opsi-setup --edit-config-defaults

Kind regards

Niko

Verfasst: **06 Jan 2014, 12:32**

Hello Niko,

thank you for your input. Your first guess seems to be right. Executing the command to get the host objects shows the server configured as depot.

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 opsi-admin -d method host_getObjects '' '{"id": "dhcp06.**********.de"}'
/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/ldaptor/ldapfilter.py:172: DeprecationWarning: Operator '<<' is deprecated, use '<<=' instead
  + Suppress(Literal(')').leaveWhitespace()))
[
          {
          "masterDepotId" : null,
          "ident" : "dhcp06.avt.rwth-aachen.de",
          "networkAddress" : "***.****.***.0/255.255.255.0",
          "description" : "",
          "inventoryNumber" : "",
          "ipAddress" : "***.****.***.70",
          "repositoryRemoteUrl" : "webdavs://dhcp06.************.de:4447/repository",
          "depotLocalUrl" : "file:///var/lib/opsi/depot",
          "isMasterDepot" : true,
          "notes" : "",
          "hardwareAddress" : null,
          "maxBandwidth" : 0,
          "repositoryLocalUrl" : "file:///var/lib/opsi/repository",
          "opsiHostKey" : "25cff3dbb2b74b642b6f3e6cdfa58276",
          "type" : "OpsiDepotserver",
          "id" : "dhcp06.avt.rwth-aachen.de",
          "depotWebdavUrl" : "webdavs://dhcp06.***********.de:4447/depot",
          "depotRemoteUrl" : "smb://dhcp06/opsi_depot"
          }

I used opsi-admin -d method host_delete dhcp06.***********.de to remove the depotserver and it finally works.
I suppose I thought the server already removed by deleting the ini-file in analogy to this and thus didn't think of looking for the proper way to remove a depotserver and was looking at it from a way to complicated angle. Still it would be interesting to know how it was configured as depot in the first place.

Thanks again for helping me solve this issue!

All the best,
Florian

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