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Created on ‎07-28-2015 02:38 AM - edited ‎07-28-2015 07:05 AM

1. make a link to /usr/java/default

mkdir -p /usr/java

ln -s YOUR_JAVA_HOME /usr/java/default

 

2. add sudo nopassword to cloudera-scm user

vim /etc/sudoers

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cloudera-scm    ALL=(ALL)       NOPASSWD: ALL

 

 

 

Problem solved!

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