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Deployment Agent Offline Install - Failed to extract metadata
Hello,
I would like to update Deployment Agent on my R80.30 MGMT, but unfortunately I got a problem "Failed to Extract metadata". I checked the logs and i found "Error: Failed to extract metadata information to temporary directory /var/log/tmp/metadata_esdKo0". What can be source of the problem ?
My current CPUSE version is 1669.
Thanks!
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I know this error - it means that something is wrong with the .tgz for CPUSE install ! For Deployment Agent, you can do the following:
- completely unpack the .tgz until you have the CPda-00-00.i386.rpm
- transfer the CPda-00-00.i386.rpm to the machine
- in CLI run: rpm -Uhv --force CPda-00-00.i386.rpm
- Kill all running Clish daemons (they will be restarted automatically):
# killall -v clish clishd
- Restart the ConfD daemon:
# tellpm process:confd
# tellpm process:confd t
- Start the CPUSE Agent manually:
# $DADIR/bin/dastart
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I know this error - it means that something is wrong with the .tgz for CPUSE install ! For Deployment Agent, you can do the following:
- completely unpack the .tgz until you have the CPda-00-00.i386.rpm
- transfer the CPda-00-00.i386.rpm to the machine
- in CLI run: rpm -Uhv --force CPda-00-00.i386.rpm
- Kill all running Clish daemons (they will be restarted automatically):
# killall -v clish clishd
- Restart the ConfD daemon:
# tellpm process:confd
# tellpm process:confd t
- Start the CPUSE Agent manually:
# $DADIR/bin/dastart
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Yes, it surely does - somewhere on CheckMates you can still find a script i have created doing the install of the DA rpm...
I have found that also other CPUSE packages do not work when downloaded from the SK, but do work when downloaded using CPUSE. It seems that CPUSE needs a metadata file that is sometimes missing...
