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Hello Guillaume,
It looks like this issue is triggered by the NTA Module. We received a new patch NTA E0506P02 today that I can confirm fixed the web server redirect issue for one customer already. It should be published within the next week or two, but if you need it in the meantime, please open a support case and we'll make it available to you.
Justin
Working @ HPE
Hi all, I followed this thread carefully...but I still have a question open: could this issue hit a scenario in which the HPE IMC 7.3 E0605P06 is deployed on Linux+MariaDB (MySQL) and an update to HPE IMC 7.3 E0703 is attempted (provided that deployed modules are updated first to cope with new E0703) or not? in other terms...trying the update from E0605P06 and E0703 - actually - on Linux is a flawless process or there are issues open?
I'm not an HPE Employee
Hello,
The significant change in E0703 was the porting to OpenJDK 11, which has updated system requirements as a result of OpenJDK and no longer supports Windows Server 2008 or RHEL pre-7.x OS - see also https://wiki.openjdk.java.net/display/Build/Supported+Build+Platforms
Keep in mind that MariaDB is not officially supported for IMC, though it can work (as you mention it's just another implementation of MySQL). Do make sure you have a working dbman backup before attempting any upgrade.
It would probably be better not to upgrade to E0703 if you haven't started already, unless you need the features/fixes. There are two known issues with RHEL and MySQL, and I posted the workarounds/fixes here (and in the other thread), and for one of them you would need the new NTA patch (to be posted).
There may be a new base version coming out relatively soon to address the known issues - but don't quote me on that as I'm not involved in it, and you would need to contact your HPE Sales/Account Management for any details about future versions.
Justin
Working @ HPE
@jguse wrote: Keep in mind that MariaDB is not officially supported for IMC, though it can work (as you mention it's just another implementation of MySQL). Do make sure you have a working dbman backup before attempting any upgrade.
Sorry, I redacted...my IMC is actually running on MySQL (not on MariaDB) as per HPE IMC installation guide on Linux.
@jguse wrote: It would probably be better not to upgrade to E0703 if you haven't started already, unless you need the features/fixes. There are two known issues with RHEL and MySQL, and I posted the workarounds/fixes here (and in the other thread), and for one of them you would need the new NTA patch (to be posted).There may be a new base version coming out relatively soon to address the known issues - but don't quote me on that as I'm not involved in it, and you would need to contact your HPE Sales/Account Management for any details about future versions.
Oh, that's really good to know.
Luckily I'm not actually forced to update to E0703 for features/fixes so I can really wait the next patch release (for both Base application and NTA) to see these bugs solved before attempting any update.
Thanks, Davide.
I'm not an HPE Employee
Hello Guillaume,
Not yet, but I see it isn't posted yet. I'll send a reminder to the publishing folks.
Justin
Working @ HPE