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Latest reply on Aug 8, 2016 by Dj4bIamQPv7HFSpC1lG08vP2ANE8fvnDUNK3hVdVlsQ=

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Hi,

I installed an aveksa 7.0.0 without AFX then i applied a P03 patch. But When i tried to install AFX server using the /home/oracle/deploy/installAFX.sh script i had this error:

in the log file:

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Installation started on Fri Aug 5 11:17:48 CEST 2016

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QUIET mode specified. User prompts will be disabled.

Install Summary:

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Install Mode: New Install

AFX_STAGING_DIR /tmp/AFX

AFX_HOME /home/oracle/AFX

MULE_HOME /home/oracle/AFX/mule

ACTIVEMQ_HOME /home/oracle/AFX/activemq

MMC_HOME /home/oracle/AFX/mmc-console

JAVA_HOME /etc/alternatives/java_sdk_1.7.0

JAVA_CMD_DIR /etc/alternatives/java_sdk_1.7.0/bin

AFX_OWNER oracle

AFX_GROUP oinstall

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Cleaning up existing AFX staging directory /tmp/AFX...

Expanding AFX server archive to /tmp/AFX...

Configuring AFX environment script...

Configuring SSL Certificates for AFX Server...

FATAL ERROR!! Failed to create SSL certificate for AFX server using Aveksa CA

FAILURE!! AFX installation FAILED due to FATAL ERRORS on Fri Aug 5 11:18:53 CEST 2016

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I saw a similar error here so i tried to change a certificate and generate a new server.keystore and a new client.keystore

Regards.

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Boris Lekumovich

Aug 8, 2016 4:40 AM

With what user you are attempting to install?

You wrote that you are running the script from /home/oracle/deploy/, try to run from /tmp/aveksa/staging/deploy

From the documentation:

    Connect to the appliance. If you are doing a new installation, log on as the ‘root’ user. Otherwise, log on as the 'AVEKSA_OWNER' user (by default this is the 'oracle' user).
    Run the AFX server installation script:

    cd /tmp/aveksa/staging/deploy

    sudo ./installAFX.sh -q

    The installation script runs silently and does the following:
        Installs AFX server files to $AVEKSA_HOME/AFX. By default, this is /home/oracle/AFX.
        Configures server SSL certificates.
        Registers “afx_server” service.
        Configures profiles for AVEKSA_OWNER, AVEKSA_ADMIN, and root users for initializing the AFX server environment.

    Installation details for the AFX Server are written to the following log file on the installation machine:

    /tmp/afx-install.log
    If you are logged in as root, log out and log back in to the RSA appliance machine as the 'AVEKSA_OWNER' user.
    Start the AFX Server using the “afx” script located in the top level AFX installation directory. For example, if AFX is installed in /home/oracle/AFX, type:

    /home/oracle/AFX/afx start

If this is a new installation, install the AFX Connector packages for this AFX release version using the RSA Platform application. See Install the AFX Connector Packages for more information.

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Dj4bIamQPv7HFSpC1lG08vP2ANE8fvnDUNK3hVdVlsQ= @ Boris Lekumovich on Aug 8, 2016 4:53 AM

Hi Boris

I tried to install it from /tmp/aveksa/staging/deploy using the root user but i had the same error

Best Regards.

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Boris Lekumovich Aug 8, 2016 4:40 AM
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With what user you are attempting to install?

You wrote that you are running the script from /home/oracle/deploy/, try to run from /tmp/aveksa/staging/deploy
From the documentation:
    Connect to the appliance. If you are doing a new installation, log on as the ‘root’ user. Otherwise, log on as the 'AVEKSA_OWNER' user (by default this is the 'oracle' user).
    Run the AFX server installation script:

    cd /tmp/aveksa/staging/deploy

    sudo ./installAFX.sh -q

    The installation script runs silently and does the following:
        Installs AFX server files to $AVEKSA_HOME/AFX. By default, this is /home/oracle/AFX.
        Configures server SSL certificates.
        Registers “afx_server” service.
        Configures profiles for AVEKSA_OWNER, AVEKSA_ADMIN, and root users for initializing the AFX server environment.

    Installation details for the AFX Server are written to the following log file on the installation machine:

    /tmp/afx-install.log
    If you are logged in as root, log out and log back in to the RSA appliance machine as the 'AVEKSA_OWNER' user.
    Start the AFX Server using the “afx” script located in the top level AFX installation directory. For example, if AFX is installed in /home/oracle/AFX, type:

    /home/oracle/AFX/afx start

If this is a new installation, install the AFX Connector packages for this AFX release version using the RSA Platform application. See Install the AFX Connector Packages for more information.
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- Dj4bIamQPv7HFSpC1lG08vP2ANE8fvnDUNK3hVdVlsQ= @ Boris Lekumovich on Aug 8, 2016 4:53 AM
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  Hi Boris
  
  I tried to install it from /tmp/aveksa/staging/deploy using the root user but i had the same error
  
  Best Regards.
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