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sleepingsun
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Location: Bosnia
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 Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 2:59 pm Post subject: Munin [NEED HELP] |
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error what i get ...
| Code: | | Failed to create rundir (/run/munin): Permission denied at /usr/libexec/munin/munin-update line 39. |
when i type this
| Code: | mkdir -p /run/munin && chown munin /run/munin
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no munin cron massage on my email but when is server restarted error back and every minute i get that massage ...
How to solve this problem ?
Please help
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freke
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| Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2018 4:10 pm Post subject: |
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A quick fix could be to add | Code: | | checkpath -d --owner munin:munin --mode 0755 /run/munin |
to /etc/init.d/munin-node - I did this myself today when I ran into the same problem after moving/migrating to new hardware. |
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mritter
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Location: Germany, Berlin
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| Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2018 1:23 pm Post subject: Maybe another manual fix for this. |
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Hi.
I'd the same issue.
I think to code the manual fix into munin-node script is not a good idea, because of disabling munin-node on the server host and keeping munin server running is disabling the fix.
In my oppinion there should be a fix in the package for munin server part, so the solution is installed for everyone that uses the munin-pakage for server usage.
My current solution is a script in /etc/local.d/
/etc/local.d/10_munin.run_dir_creation_and_set_permission.sh.start
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#!/bin/bash
sDirName=/run/munin
echo "Create munin run directory '$sDirName' with proper permissions."
if [ ! -d "$sDirName" ]; then
mkdir -v "$sDirName
fi
chown -c munin "$sDirName"
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Ronhks
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| Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2020 4:01 pm Post subject: Re: Maybe another manual fix for this. |
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Thanks! That solved my probles also.
The code missing a closing quote sign. I fixed it there:
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#!/bin/bash
sDirName=/run/munin
echo "Create munin run directory '$sDirName' with proper permissions."
if [ ! -d "$sDirName" ]; then
mkdir -v "$sDirName"
fi
chown -c munin "$sDirName"
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| mritter wrote: | Hi.
I'd the same issue.
I think to code the manual fix into munin-node script is not a good idea, because of disabling munin-node on the server host and keeping munin server running is disabling the fix.
In my oppinion there should be a fix in the package for munin server part, so the solution is installed for everyone that uses the munin-pakage for server usage.
My current solution is a script in /etc/local.d/
/etc/local.d/10_munin.run_dir_creation_and_set_permission.sh.start
| Code: |
#!/bin/bash
sDirName=/run/munin
echo "Create munin run directory '$sDirName' with proper permissions."
if [ ! -d "$sDirName" ]; then
mkdir -v "$sDirName
fi
chown -c munin "$sDirName"
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