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05-22-2019
06:35 AM
Since you were able to access the Cloudera repo, you should be able to install the Oracle JDK on the agent with:
sudo apt-get install oracle-j2sdk1.8
If that does not work, you can install it with the instructions under Manually Installing OpenJDK
When starting, the agent looks through common paths for JDKs and will select the Oracle 1.8 JDK first if it finds it.
If you would prefer to use OpenJDK on all the systems, in Cloudera Manager navigate to Hosts > Hosts Configuration and set the Java Home Directory to your preferred JAVA_HOME.
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05-21-2019
03:30 AM
Mr. Harsh, would you please have a look at my reply, please? thanks
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05-15-2019
10:50 PM
I have changed this line in my.cnf: socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock to this socket=/var/run/mysqld/mysql.sock and that fixed it! I think Cloudera has to review its installation guide ... I have faced many difficulties so far ... They tell you to do A and B to get C ... you do A and B but you don't get C!! ...
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05-15-2019
01:24 AM
This confirmes the package is installed correctly, and the JDK is installed to /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracle-cloudera/ You may want to use this as JAVA_HOME when configuring CM and the cluster to use this JDK
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