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DataNode Install Error on MySQL

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Contributor

Hi All,

I am having the issue in installing the MySQL when creating the datanode. Help will be appreciated. Sorry for much trouble as I am totally new to it.

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Best Regards

David

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Master Mentor

@David Yee review your /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory for HDP-UTILS-1... entry and remove one of the entries. it says you have it listed more than once. Then do yum clean all, yum search mysql.

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Master Mentor

run it manually and paste error here @Mark Thorson

yum install -y mysql-server

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Expert Contributor

I ran that script and it returned "No Package mysql-server available. Error: Nothing to do". I take it I need to download a mysql package (MySQL 5.6) then try it again.

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Master Mentor

@Mark Thorson try the command below first, if no result, download manually and install

yum search all mysql

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Expert Contributor

Looks like mysql is installed. Do you think it could be something with the version of mysql installed? Maybe an incompatible version was installed?

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Master Mentor

try this

yum install mysql-community-release

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Expert Contributor

I tried that and it gave me the same result as before "No package mysql-community-release available Error: Nothing to do". @Artem Ervits

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Expert Contributor

I followed the steps on this following link and I was able to successfully install MySQL. http://ahmed.amayem.com/installing-latest-version-of-mysql-on-linux-centos-6-production-server/

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Contributor

Wow... thank you so much Artem. It works.

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Master Mentor

@David Yee not to sound repetitive, but once you get a solution, please accept answers that helped resolve the question. This will help other users and this site doesn't get cluttered with unanswered threads.

Thanks

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Do the following

yum clean all
yum clean dbcache
yum clean metadata
yum makecache
rpm —rebuilddb
yum history new

@David Yee Are you following any instructions to install on AWS?

It seems that this the help you really need.

See the answer to

https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/10728/ambari-fails-to-register.html

Or check out these resources.