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Anyone running JSS manual installation on RHEL?

  • February 10, 2015
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I have a support ticket open on some items that are DB related, however I've come across what I think are some bugs in the configuration/classes in the manual installation. Has anyone successfully used this in their environment?

The issues I'm having are that the class files seem to hard-code some file paths that you are supposed to override with configuration files. For instance, the java ssl keystore file and the JSSChangeManagement.log file.

I have brought these up to support, I'm thinking they are a bug, but I was wondering if anyone else has had this issue.

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    • lisacherie
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    • February 10, 2015

    Used JSS Linux Installer
    Issues with keystore and certs that should already be trusted.

    Have been manually adding CA certificates then restarting tomcat.

    keytool -import -trustcacerts -keystore /etc/pki/java/cacerts -noprompt -alias <somealias> -file <path to .cer>
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    • Carlos
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    • February 10, 2015

    I recently setup a JSS on RHEL, I pretty much followed the steps on here: http://resources.jamfsoftware.com/documents/products/documentation/Casper-Suite-9.63-Installation-Guide-for-Linux.pdf?mtime=1420481575 and it has been working. I did have to install the pre-req software first (java, mysql) for it to work...the first time around I just ran yum updates and made sure Java and mysql was downloaded but those were the incorrect versions for the JSS so I had to download and install the specific versions noted in the installation guide. Now all is good, I have a JSS on a REHL VM and 9 JDS on RHEL VM's as well.

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