Paramon Cluster Monitoring front-end Installation Problems and usage
Problems with installing the paramon Cluster Monitoring Software on the Ubuntu front-end and Their Solutions
Software Pack http://www.paratera.com/paramon/&FrontColumns_navigation01-1399971723306FirstColumnId=3.html
After downloading and decompressing the package, enter sudo dpkg-I paramon. XXX. deb.
1. Dynamic library loss occurs after dpkg installs paramon
Error message:
Paramon: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto. so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Solution:
Sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8
2. The dpkg application is occupied
Error message:
E: unable to obtain the lock/var/lib/dpkg/lock-open (11: The resource is temporarily unavailable)
E: The management directory (/var/lib/dpkg/) cannot be locked. Is there any other process occupying it?
Solution:
1. Enter ps-aux on the terminal, list the processes, find the processes containing apt-get, and solve the problem directly by using sudo kill PID.
2. Force unlock -- command:
Sudo rm/var/cache/apt/archives/lock
Sudo rm/var/lib/dpkg/lock
3. The dpkg is interrupted.
Error message:
E: dpkg is interrupted. You must manually run sudo dpkg -- configure-a to solve this problem.
Solution:
Sudo dpkg -- configure-
4. paramon died when the software center was canceled.
Error image: always stop at the page shown in
As a result, all software cannot be installed and the following error occurs:
Www.bkjia.com@www.bkjia.com :~ $ Sudo apt-get update
E: unable to obtain the lock/var/lib/apt/lists/lock-open (11: The resource is temporarily unavailable)
E: the directory/var/lib/apt/lists/cannot be locked.
I personally understand that this is the lock mechanism of apt-get. The current resource is being occupied, that is, the apt process is not over yet. There are two solutions to this problem: one is to delete the lock file as above.
Another type of apt process is killed.
- Ps-aux | grep apt-get: locate the apt process number and kill it.
- Sudo fuser-vki/var/lib/dpkg/lock
Follow the prompts and run the fuser command to check which process is using this folder. The command is "sudo fuser-vki/var/lib/lists/lock ". Sure enough, the apt-get process is using this file and kill the process directly (fuser can display the pid of this process). apt-get can be used normally.
Fuser: displays the ID of the process using the specified file and sockets. The "-k" parameter can kill the process using this file; the "-I" parameter is used to ask the user whether to kill the process before kill the process. The "-v" parameter displays detailed information.
Enter paramon on the terminal to go To the GUI and select the. pmon configuration file.
Shows the main features of cluster hardware.
Eight computing nodes, and node 6 goes down
Sudo fuser-vki/var/lib/dpkg/lock