@Michael Bronson by your log: 2018-07-10 07:36:49,732 - No package found for storm_${stack_version}-slider-client(storm_(\d|_)+-slider-client$)<br>
2018-07-10 07:36:49,733 - Package[None] {'retry_on_repo_unavailability': False, 'retry_count': 5, 'action': ['upgrade']}<br>
2018-07-10 07:36:49,733 - Installing package None ('/usr/bin/yum -d 0 -e 0 -y install ''')<br>
2018-07-10 07:36:50,331 - Execution of '/usr/bin/yum -d 0 -e 0 -y install ''' returned 1. Error: Nothing to do<br>
if you take a look at Jira comment: "I think what's happening here is that the agent receives the command to install storm. During the course of the installation - the yum command gets killed (possibly by the agent itself) and the agent retries to install the package quietly. It then is unable to find the package anymore since it no longer is listed as "available" and is now "installed" with the installed repository association." by source code, you can find here how it works script.py def get_package_from_available(self, name, available_packages_in_repos):
"""
This function matches package names with ${stack_version} placeholder to actual package names from Ambari-managed repository.
Package names without ${stack_version} placeholder are returned as is.
"""
if STACK_VERSION_PLACEHOLDER not in name:
return name
package_delimiter = '-' if OSCheck.is_ubuntu_family() else '_'
package_regex = name.replace(STACK_VERSION_PLACEHOLDER, '(\d|{0})+'.format(package_delimiter)) + "$"
for package in available_packages_in_repos:
if re.match(package_regex, package):
return package
Logger.warning("No package found for {0}({1})".format(name, package_regex))
Probably storm_2_6_5_0_292-slider-client was partially installed and wasn't present as an available package. You can check with: yum list | grep slider-client the status of the package, if already installed remove and install again. Samir
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