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Force check wont work since update

  • January 18, 2024
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Hi everyone,

Since the last update I can’t use force check on my hosts/services + I need to restart centengine everytime I add a new host in order to make it appear on Centreon.

I use the IT-100 license. 

Gorgoned is not starting because of this error (below), I did some research but can’t find any solution on how to install this FFI::Platypus module (seems to be a Perl module). Is this why there is a problem on the force checks?

Hope someone has a solution to my problem ! :) 

 

Have a good day and thank’s for reading ;)

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    lpinsivy
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    • lpinsivy
    • Centreonian
    • January 18, 2024

    Hi @GaëlLC just execute:

    dnf install perl-FFI-Platypus

     

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      • GaëlLC
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      • January 18, 2024

      Hi @Laurent ,

      Thank’s for the command, unfortunately I’ve the same issue (even if I have restarted gorgoned !). 
      Do you what is the @INC file ?

      Gaël

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      • eseyman
      • Steward **
      • January 18, 2024

      Do you what is the @INC file ?

       

      @INC is, in Perl, the list of directories in which perl (the command) will search the modules your program is trying to load. It is the equivalent of $PATH for Perl.

      You can see the content of that variable with “perl -E ‘say @INC’”. “perl -V” will show you Perl’s configuration, including @INC.

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        • GaëlLC
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        • Steward *
        • January 18, 2024

        Do you what is the @INC file ?

         

        @INC is, in Perl, the list of directories in which perl (the command) will search the modules your program is trying to load. It is the equivalent of $PATH for Perl.

        You can see the content of that variable with “perl -E ‘say @INC’”. “perl -V” will show you Perl’s configuration, including @INC.

        @eseyman Thank you for the command. 
        It seems that Platypus module is not included in @INC :
         

          

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        • eseyman
        • Steward **
        • January 18, 2024

        @INC does not contains the modules but the directories in which the modules are installed.

        If you run “rpm -ql perl-FFI-Platypus” you will see that one of the files in the rpm is /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl/FFI/Platypus.pm . This means that the FFI::Platypus module is installed in /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl/. That directory is in your Perl’s @INC.

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          • eseyman
          • Steward **
          • January 18, 2024

          It seems that Platypus module is not included in @INC :
           

            

          Note that this does not match the @INC you showed us in your first post.

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            • GaëlLC
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            • January 19, 2024

            Hi @eseyman,

            Hope you’re good ! 


            It seems that Platypus module is installed in /usr/local/lib64/perl5/FFI :  

            It does not match the @INC. 
            So I need to add it int @INC ?

            Thank’s for the help :) 

             

            Gaël

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            • GaëlLC
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            • January 25, 2024

            It seems that it’s ok for the first error I just added the path to FFI in the script located at /usr/local/share/perl5/5.32/ZMQ/FFI/Util.pm

            Now there is this error “Compilation failed” do someone know how to repair gorgoned ? 

            Thank’s and have a good day.

            Gaël

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            • Philippe
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            • October 14, 2024

            Hello  @GaëlLC ,

            I solved the problem on my Almalinux 9.4 server by running the following commands:

            • Installing the prerequisites for using cpan: 
              dnf install perl-CPAN perl-FindBin perl-core perl-App-cpanminus

               

            • Installing the FFI module from the `cpanm` manager 
              cpanm FFI::Platypus

               

            • Checking the installation: 
              perl -MFFI::Platypus -e 'print "FFI::Platypus is installed\n"'

               

            • Starting gorgone: 
              systemctl start gorgoned.service

               

            There must be a dependency problem with the rpm located in the Centreon 24.04 repository.

            Best regards

            Phc

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