Hey, the alert publisher passes a json file containing the alerts to the custom script, is there a way to get that json from outside ? maybe a REST call ? thanks. ... View more

which is mentioned above 13th post ... View more

@bgooley Sorry about that. From next time I will make sure I open new ticket.   ... View more

@Huriye: What does that mean ? Please can you explain.... ... View more

Just a few changes I've detected.   In the agent configuration don't use EXPORT.    In /etc/default/cloudera-scm-agent just add:   KRB5_CONFIG=/path/krb5.conf   Also, you will need to hammer Kerberos Server and Kadmin files. KDC -> /etc/sysconfig/krb5kdc   Add: KRB5_CONFIG=/path/krb5.conf   And also:   Kadmin -> /etc/sysconfig/kadmin Add: KRB5_CONFIG=/path/krb5.conf   This will allow you to start both services after you create the databases (kdb5_util create -s). If you don't do this, kerberos will still read /etc/krb5.conf and weird stuff will appear.    LET'S GO PEOPLE!!! 😄 Hammer on! ... View more

Thanks a lot, this works for me. ... View more

@Kamlesh,   If Diagnostic Data Bundle Directory has not been configured in Cloudera Manager (Administration --> Settings --> Support) then the bundle file will be stored in your Java temp directory which defaults to /tmp.   Check /tmp for a file that contains the string scm-command-result.   For example, on my Cloudera Manager host, I see:   /tmp/9245-scm-command-result-data3965754000660825578.zip     ... View more

This didn't work. I tested a query with 10,250 characters after making the change and restarting the service, but the query was still truncated at the exact same spot. Are there any alternatives or other ways to fix this?  ... View more

@Gayathri68,   You need to remove the pid file most likely. You'll need to find out where the pid file is stored. Use "strace" to see where it is finding the file if you are on a system where strace can be run   Rundeck is no a Cloudera product, though, so you might check here:   https://rundeck.org/help.html   ... View more