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06-18-2024
01:25 AM
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Based on the provided information, it seems that you are able to successfully log in to Nifi, but you are encountering an error when trying to access the Nifi UI. The error message suggests that there is an SSLPeerUnverifiedException, specifically related to the hostname and subjectAltNames. This error usually occurs when there is a certificate validation issue. The certificate being used by Nifi may not be recognized or trusted by your system, causing the SSL connection to fail. To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps: 1. Check the certificate: Verify the certificate being used by Nifi and ensure it is correctly configured. Make sure that the certificate has the correct subjectAltName entries for the hostname you are using to access Nifi UI. 2. Trust the certificate: If the certificate is valid but not trusted by your system, you can add it to the trust store of your Java installation or the certificate store of your operating system. This will allow your system to trust the certificate and establish a secure SSL connection. 3. Check network configuration: Ensure that there are no network or firewall issues preventing the SSL connection between your client and the Nifi server. Confirm that the correct ports (usually 8080 or 8443) are open and accessible. 4. Verify Nifi configuration: Double-check the Nifi configuration files, especially the nifi.properties file, to ensure that the SSL configuration is correctly set up. Pay attention to properties related to keystore, truststore, and SSL/TLS protocols. If you found that the provided solution(s) assisted you with your query, please take a moment to login and click Accept as Solution below each response that helped.
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12-26-2022
07:55 PM
i solved it by re configure spark.jars & spark.submit.Pyfiles in spark interpreters
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12-22-2022
11:59 PM
where can i get that jar ?
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12-18-2022
07:15 PM
@myzard Increase the timeout below. You can also check after changing the below property from Ambari UI > Advance Hive-interactive-env:
Number of retries while checking LLAP app status = 40
(It will show a warning, please ignore that and save)
This should increase the timeout from 400 to 800s. If you found that the provided solution(s) assisted you with your query, please take a moment to login and click Accept as Solution below each response that helped.
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12-12-2022
10:10 PM
this setting in spark interpreter zeppelin
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11-28-2022
12:01 PM
@Mohamed_Shaaban I recommend starting a new community question with the details specific to your setup. This allows the community to address/assist with your specific setup versus comparing your issue to what was shared in this post. Thanks, Matt
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11-10-2022
06:29 PM
solved when i check in yarn ui the application cant kill so i use user yarn in cli and kill heap application
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09-22-2022
05:22 AM
@myzard Did your LDAP manager password contain any XML special characters? Did you verify ldapsearch worked from same same host were NiFi is installed using that manager DN and Manager password to get a return for the user you are trying to login in with? what output did you get from ldap search? For the ldap-provider, there are only two username and passwords in use: 1. Manager DN and Manager password configured in the ldap-provider 2. username and password entered at login interface. Other suggestions: - Make sure there are no leading or trailing whitespaces on the username or password configured in the provider or entered at the login windows. - Make sure the nifi.properties file is properly configured for the ldap-provider and not a different login provider like kerberos-provider. - Share you ldap-providers.xml file Thanks, Matt
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