OpenNMS

Unable to start OpenNMS "An error occurred while attempting to start the "OpenNMS:Name=Eventd" service"

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 1.9.8
  • Fix Version/s: 1.9.8
  • Component/s: Startup/Shutdown/Status
  • Security Level: Default (Default Security Scheme)
  • Labels:
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  • Environment:
    FreeBSD 8.2 AMD64
    openjdk version "1.6.0"
    OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0-b22)
    OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 19.0-b09, mixed mode)
    iplike 2.0.0
    jicmp 1.0.12
    jrrd 1.0.4

Description

Fresh build of OpenNMS 1.9.8 snapshot on a newly built system fails with the error message
An error occurred while attempting to start the "OpenNMS:Name=Eventd" service (class org.opennms.netmgt.eventd.jmx.Eventd). Shutting down and exiting.
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Sevan Janiyan added a comment -

Works fine on v1.9.7

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Sevan Janiyan added a comment - Works fine on v1.9.7
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Benjamin Reed added a comment -

Are you running under the linux emulation stuff? Otherwise, you're going to have to disable the JNA code (going back to IPv4 only). Otherwise, I think we need some help porting to FreeBSD. I tried the JNA code on FreeBSD, but it appears that JNA hasn't been kept up-to-date or something, 'cause it segfaulted on me in a VM I started. I don't have enough FreeBSD experience to get beyond that. =)

Matt has been working on some tools to make it easier to diagnose porting the new ICMPv6 code, I'll ping him about it.

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Benjamin Reed added a comment - Are you running under the linux emulation stuff? Otherwise, you're going to have to disable the JNA code (going back to IPv4 only). Otherwise, I think we need some help porting to FreeBSD. I tried the JNA code on FreeBSD, but it appears that JNA hasn't been kept up-to-date or something, 'cause it segfaulted on me in a VM I started. I don't have enough FreeBSD experience to get beyond that. =) Matt has been working on some tools to make it easier to diagnose porting the new ICMPv6 code, I'll ping him about it.
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Sevan Janiyan added a comment -

No, no linux emulation, everything is native.
hmm, I didn't realise JNA was a dependency, I've installed devel/jna & tried again, same thing.
The current version of JNA in ports is jna-3.2.7 which corresponds with whats up at http://java.net/projects/jna/downloads/directory/3.2.7
I'm happy to provide access to the machine I'm doing the builds on or if you need a freebsd sysadmin to manage a VM or machine running freebsd to knock it into shape & bring it up to date if that'd make it easier?

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Sevan Janiyan added a comment - No, no linux emulation, everything is native. hmm, I didn't realise JNA was a dependency, I've installed devel/jna & tried again, same thing. The current version of JNA in ports is jna-3.2.7 which corresponds with whats up at http://java.net/projects/jna/downloads/directory/3.2.7 I'm happy to provide access to the machine I'm doing the builds on or if you need a freebsd sysadmin to manage a VM or machine running freebsd to knock it into shape & bring it up to date if that'd make it easier?
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Matt Brozowski added a comment -

I have a freebsd VM and the 'standard jna' that's in the maven repo crashes

whenever I try to run

java -jar org.opennms.core.jicmpv6-1.9.8-SNAPSHOT.jar 127.0.0.1

I have downloaded and build the devel/jna port and then copied /usr/local/share/java/classes/jna.jar overtop of jna-3.2.7.jar and the same with jna-platform.jar and it works fine and the above command works fine with a fix a committed last night.

I am not sure how the freebsd package of opennms works (I've never installed). If it is configured to find all of the classes from the /usr/local/share location that you may need to change the build for the jicmpv6 jar so it doesn't add a classpath to its MANIFEST.MF. This was added so it was easy to test it on the command line.

Since this is working now I am going to close this as a simple packaging problem.

Matt

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Matt Brozowski added a comment - I have a freebsd VM and the 'standard jna' that's in the maven repo crashes whenever I try to run java -jar org.opennms.core.jicmpv6-1.9.8-SNAPSHOT.jar 127.0.0.1 I have downloaded and build the devel/jna port and then copied /usr/local/share/java/classes/jna.jar overtop of jna-3.2.7.jar and the same with jna-platform.jar and it works fine and the above command works fine with a fix a committed last night. I am not sure how the freebsd package of opennms works (I've never installed). If it is configured to find all of the classes from the /usr/local/share location that you may need to change the build for the jicmpv6 jar so it doesn't add a classpath to its MANIFEST.MF. This was added so it was easy to test it on the command line. Since this is working now I am going to close this as a simple packaging problem. Matt
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Sevan Janiyan added a comment -

Thanks Matt, this is now working without having to do anything with jna

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Sevan Janiyan added a comment - Thanks Matt, this is now working without having to do anything with jna
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Sevan Janiyan added a comment -

OpenNMS 1.9.8 snapshot running on FreeBSD 8.2 with OpenJDK 1.6.0

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Sevan Janiyan added a comment - OpenNMS 1.9.8 snapshot running on FreeBSD 8.2 with OpenJDK 1.6.0
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Benjamin Reed added a comment -

Woot!

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Benjamin Reed added a comment - Woot!

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  • Assignee:
    Benjamin Reed
    Reporter:
    Sevan Janiyan
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