The installation files contains predefined:
· Login information for the admin, see output from installation process (example below).
· Team: root
· The absolute path to the MAIA software installation.
The absolute path is hereafter called root directory or installation path in this manual.
sh /tmp/maia.iso.bsx
Remember: the installation output below is an example.
01:12:29 DEBUG MAIA Software installation/upgrade started for user maia at 20220426-011229
01:12:29 DEBUG
01:12:30 DEBUG Extracted file from iso: /tmp/maia_software-20220426-011229/maia-core-trunk.gz
01:12:30 DEBUG Extracted file from iso: /tmp/maia_software-20220426-011229/build_report.pdf
01:12:30 DEBUG Extracted file from iso: /tmp/maia_software-20220426-011229/legal.pdf
01:12:30 DEBUG Extracted file from iso: /tmp/maia_software-20220426-011229/INSTALLATION_REQUIREMENTS
01:12:30 INFO *********************************************************************************************
01:12:30 INFO Installation requirements read from isofile for maia_base_1.3831:12-ab728504
01:12:30 INFO
01:12:30 INFO Install as linux user: maia, belonging to linux group: maia
01:12:30 INFO Write privileges must exist to create the installation path: /opt/data/t2maia
01:12:30 INFO MAIA application http url: http://<Address to install host>:8888/maia
01:12:30 INFO MAIA application https url: https://<Address to install host>:7777/maia
01:12:30 INFO Default MAIA application login user: admin, email: admin@maia1, password: admin
01:12:30 INFO *********************************************************************************************
01:12:30 DEBUG
01:12:41 INFO OsDistribution: Centos
01:12:41 INFO OSVersion details: Linux CentOS 7.6.1810 (Core 3.10.0-957.27.2.el7.x86_64 x86_64)
01:12:41 INFO Free disc space: 573450833920 bytes
01:12:41 INFO Checking minimum required disc space ...... passed
Note and save the installation path above.
Add the installation path/bin to your PATH with the export command to be able to use various MAIA tools (like ipv, etc).
example: installation path from above.
export PATH=/opt/data/t2maia/bin:$PATH
set permanently by adding the command to the login script.
Read the installation log and look for error messages.
Example of a log with error messages.
20161124-131027 ERROR, Upgrade failed. check_ipv_state inactive, command
failed:
20161124-131027 1 11177 11172 11172 ? -1 S 1001
0:00 /opt/data/t2maia/bin/httpd -k start _
f /opt/data/t2maia/etc/httpd/httpd.conf
20161124-131027 ERROR, MAIA Software installation upgrade failed
20161124-131027 ERROR, Check and correct errors. See installation
log /tmp/maia_software_tmp-20161124-130752/install.log
20161124-131027 ERROR, After correction of errors: Re-run the script
If the errors remains, contact the MAIA Software support.
First installation passes OK