Hello,

I'm having trouble getting FMS2 installed on CentOS. I have looked all over
for information, but can't seem to solve the problem. After a fresh install in
everything appears to install OK, it says server started.

So i think everything is working fine. When i go to load an application I get
this in the logs:

Failed to create thread (TCServerConnector::startConnector)
Server aborted

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks.

Hi Smidge12,

At this point I cannot still help you because I cannot even run the fms
server, only the admin server.

Which version of CentOS are you running? Did you also have to install
compat-libstdc++-33-3.2.3-47.3.i386.rpm. This one made it the installer to go
through.

Do you have both servers running , ie, admin and fms?

If you have any hints or links to provide me, I'd be grateful. May be once I
get to running both servers I get the same error and we both can tackle the
problem.

Cheers.

This is more than likely attributed to the dependency on libnspr.
The command "ldd fmsmaster" will show you dependencies.

Hope that helps.

Thanks techeye, I read this thread too late.

I finally fixed the problem and the servers now work. When I runt the command:

./fmsmgr list I can see that both fmsmaster and fmsadmin are running.

I still haven't test drived an application, hopefully that will go smoothly.

I had to install these packages:

- compat-libstdc++-33-3.2.3-47.3.i386.rpm
- mozilla-nspr-1.7.6-1.2.5.i386.rpm

Cheers

Hi - I've been working on this and all of the libraries etc. do make FMS work fine (in theory).

The problem we have hit is that on starting the fms server, the memory requirements exceed those of the virtual server that we are trying to run it in, and the process(es) are killed instantly.

The daemon then tries to restart them, and they are killed again etc. and end up as (defunct) in the process tree.

I think the only way around this will be to lower the memory requirements or move to a bigger server.....

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