I am setting up a demo system with OnCommand 5.0... I had it working fine on another system and didn't do anything different...but possibly a difference in the Linux install. The error below is what I get although the NMC works just fine and the old dfm page at http://dfmserver:8080/dfm/welcome works fine... when I go to the new OnCommand http://dfmserver:8080/start.html page it gives the login screen and authenticates then gives the error below. Probably something simple since it worked fine on the last install but I find it odd the new gui won't work but the old one works fine with the same steps. See info on dfm service status and webui not running below too.
A beer at the Insight conferences for the person who gives me the silly thing I missed
Service is temporarily unavailable. Please contact DataFabric Manager server administrator.
==ERROR==
java.lang.Exception
==TIME==
2011-10-23 18:17:30,916
==MESSAGE==
Service is temporarily unavailable. Please contact DataFabric Manager server administrator.
==DETAILS==
No details are available.
==CORRECTIVE ACTION==
No suggested corrective action is available.
==LOCATION==
Location is not specified.
==BROWSER INFO==
App Name: Netscape
App Version: 5.0 (Windows; en-US)
App Codename: Mozilla
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2.23) Gecko/20110920 Firefox/3.6.23
Platform: Win32
Cookie Enabled: true
----- Also, I noticed that the webui service is not running... so I started it. It says it starts but is not started after running... I don't know if this is the issue but seems like it...although odd that the NMC and old DFM pages work just fine.
[root@localhost plugins]# dfm service list
sql: started
webui: not started
http: started
eventd: started
monitor: started
scheduler: started
server: started
watchdog: started
[root@localhost plugins]# dfm service start webui
Service: webui started.
[root@localhost plugins]# dfm service list
sql: started
webui: not started
http: started
eventd: started
monitor: started
scheduler: started
server: started
watchdog: started