05-23-2019 09:08 AM - edited 05-23-2019 09:09 AM
Hi,
I installed ralus agent 20.4 on a fresh SLES 15. Install went trhough without error.
Ran a test backup and that says success on BE Server.
Yet When I start ralus agent with
sudo ./beremote --log-console &
I get
NDMPDMainThreadFunc spawned: grpid=1, tid=-2123458816 : FS_InitFileSys : libbedsnt5.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedssql2.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) libbedsxchg.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedsxese.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedsmbox.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedspush.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedsmdoc.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedssps2.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedssps3.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedsupfs.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedsshadow.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : libbedsoffhost.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) : loaded libbedsvx.so
Do these have to be loaded for ralus to work properly ?
I searched and found quite a few fellow-ralus-experimenters with the same log entries but I havent found anyone who successfully got rid of them.
then further down:
libbedssmsp.so loaded at index 11 libbedsra.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) libbedsdb2.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) libbedsvmesx.so could not be loaded: 0x 2 (2) Initializing FSs FS 1 failed to initialize: 0xE000FE46
Do I need the FS 1 initialized for ralus to work properly?
Oh and Veritas engineers, could you consider compiling ralus for more linux distros ?
thanks
chris
05-28-2019 01:41 AM
I have tried to find OS requirements in the BE docs -
SCL merely says this as a footnote under list of supported SUSE versions:
7. The Remote Agent for Linux Servers (RALUS) does not support SUSE servers that have been installed using the 'minimal' installation option.
There's nothing whatsoever about Linux in Readme/Release Notes .
In BE 20.4 Admin Guide:
Requirements for the Agent for Linux
The following items are required to install the Agent for Linux (Linux Agent):
■ The Backup Exec server must have TCP/IP installed.
■ The Linux server must have Perl 5.8.8 or later installed.
■ You must have a root logon account on the Linux servers.
■ You must have the Backup Exec installation media.
■ You must enter a license for the Linux Agent on the Backup Exec server.
Not sure if any of the above helps?
Your other option would be to log a Support call...