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Error when installing cloudera Manager. Need minimum space in /usr dir

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Hi,

 

This is the first time I am trying to install cloudera manager in Redhat linux environment. My /usr filesystem has limited space, so I am getting following error when installing cloudera manager using command line (automated installation path A).

 

Transaction Check Error:
  installing package cloudera-manager-daemons-5.3.1-1.cm531.p0.191.el5.x86_64 needs 338MB on the /usr filesystem
  installing package cloudera-manager-server-5.3.1-1.cm531.p0.191.el5.x86_64 needs 338MB on the /usr filesystem

 

Error Summary
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Disk Requirements:
  At least 338MB needed on the /usr filesystem.

 

I dont have any unwanted directories to remove from /usr. Trying to understand if there are any alternative to install in different location.

 

Thanks,

Prakash A

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

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The officially supported alternative for you would be the Path C install
(tarballs).

RPM however does support the --relocate option however we have not tested
the CDH/CM packages with this, so cannot recommend you use it.

Regards,
Gautam Gopalakrishnan

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The officially supported alternative for you would be the Path C install
(tarballs).

RPM however does support the --relocate option however we have not tested
the CDH/CM packages with this, so cannot recommend you use it.

Regards,
Gautam Gopalakrishnan