@don1123   API calls cannot use SAML for authentication, so "local" database login will need to occur in order for your authentication to succeed.  This means you need a user/password created in Cloudera Manager to be able to utilize it via the API.   You can test your "local" (non-SAML) authentication in Cloudera Manager by navigating to the following URL:   http://cm_host:cm_port/cmf/localLogin   This will bypass SAML authentication and allow you to log in as a user who is in the Cloudera Manager database.   ... View more

hi~ i am facing the same problem....can u show the steps to slove? ... View more

@jquevedo,   No problem.  The only answer we can give without understanding the details of the proposed use cases is to say "it depends".   It depends on how the hadoop cluster realm and user realms are configured and it depends on what client OS they are using to access hadoop resources.     ... View more

Hello @bgooley,   thanks for the reply, i have tried in different browser (chrome and safari), but no luck. follwed the steps that are in the @manuroman link. changed the configuration and restarted the browser. still i'm getiing error.   Error: HTTP ERROR 401 Problem accessing /index.html. Reason:   Powered by Jetty://   Please let me know if you need any details:   One Quick Question -- is there any change of solving the issue by restart the Namenode or Cloudera manager (whole cluster restart)will that works if any.   Thanks & Regards, Krishna ... View more

Could you please mark it as answered so the community will be benifited ?  ... View more

I got the same problem when I put the Java files in my home directory. It only worked after I put the Java files in the /usr/java directory. ... View more

It's work for me! Thanks. ... View more

Sadly this doesn't work for me- my Navigator DB doesn't have this table. But I'm not upgrading - I'm using oracle in the first place. Maybe it's another kind of installation error? Or do I need a software upgrade?   $ rpm -qa | grep cloudera cloudera-manager-agent-5.12.1-1.cm5121.p0.6.el6.x86_64 cloudera-manager-daemons-5.12.1-1.cm5121.p0.6.el6.x86_64 cloudera-manager-server-5.12.1-1.cm5121.p0.6.el6.x86_64   3:33:19.872 PM ERROR SolrCore [qtp1384454980-63]: org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: Cursor functionality requires a sort containing a uniqueKey field tie breaker at org.apache.solr.search.CursorMark.<init>(CursorMark.java:104)   ... View more

it's depend from which CDH version you are upgrading ...   You need to have a look at the services you cluster includes and if it's version was changed for example: Spark, HDFS, Yarn and So on: for example i upgraded my cluster from 5.5.4 to 5.13.0 i just cared about the spark jobs since spark version was changed and there was a need to change the jobs dependancy, and minor changed we did in hive tables refreshment.   I would recommend you to go to Major version -1 so to use 5.13 and use the latest minor version so i recommend 5.13.3 ... View more