Failed to start omnisci_web Don´t know where is the issue

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    Candido Dessanti

    Hi @Juan_Pablo_Sanchez,

    Have you successfully run the install_omnisci_systemd.sh command in the directory where you installed omnisci software?

    You can check if you have omnisci's services installed into the system with a simple ls command.

    mapd@zion-tr:/opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render/systemd$ sudo ls -la /lib/systemd/system/omnisci*
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 427 giu 30  2019 /lib/systemd/system/omnisci_sd_server.service
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 437 giu 30  2019 /lib/systemd/system/omnisci_sd_server@.service
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 457 giu 30  2019 /lib/systemd/system/omnisci_server.service
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 467 giu 30  2019 /lib/systemd/system/omnisci_server@.service
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 411 giu 30  2019 /lib/systemd/system/omnisci_web_server.service
    -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 421 giu 30  2019 /lib/systemd/system/omnisci_web_server@.service
    

    If not, try to re-run the initialization script

    https://docs-new.omnisci.com/installation-and-configuration/installation/installing-on-ubuntu/ubuntu-tarball-gpu-os#initialization

    I hope this will solve the malfunction, anyway, feel free to come back here if not.

    Regards, Candido

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    Juan Pablo Sánchez

    [quote="candido.dessanti, post:2, topic:2885"] /opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render/systemd$ sudo ls -la /lib/systemd/system/omnisci* [/quote]

    Hi sorry, it didnt work so i understand i´m doing in somepoint a rong step.

    I just re-install all and notice that the UBUNTU OPEN SOURCE GPU with Tarball instructions are without the systemctl start omnisci_web_server COMMAND.

    Not sure why? What i will like to install is the GPU versión for web access with a R730 UBUNTU 20.04 and a TESLA K80.

    here is the tesla.

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    any help will be appreciate it

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    Candido Dessanti

    Hi @Juan_Pablo_Sanchez,

    you can start our server in several ways, and one of them is installing the databases and Immerse as services

    to enable them, you have to run the script located into the installation path under the systemd directory called install_omnisci_systemd.sh.

    so log in to the server move into the directory you installed the product and run the shell this way

    mapd@zion-tr:/opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render/systemd$ sudo ./install_omnisci_systemd.sh
    OMNISCI_PATH: OmniSci install directory
    [/opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render]: 
    
    OMNISCI_STORAGE: OmniSci data and configuration storage directory
    [/var/lib/omnisci]: 
    
    OMNISCI_USER: user OmniSci will be run as
    [root]: mapd
    
    OMNISCI_GROUP: group OmniSci will be run as
    [root]: mapd
    
    OMNISCI_PATH:   /opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render
    OMNISCI_STORAGE:    /var/lib/omnisci
    OMNISCI_USER:   mapd
    OMNISCI_GROUP:  mapd
    

    this will install both the services that will be run by the user mapd and will store the data into the /var/lib/omnisci directory. Of course this is just an example, you can choose the directory and the user you prefer.

    to be sure everything has been installed just run this command

    mapd@zion-tr:/opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render/systemd$

    systemctl list-unit-files | grep omnisci
    omnisci_sd_server.service                          disabled        enabled      
    omnisci_sd_server@.service                         disabled        enabled      
    omnisci_server.service                             disabled        enabled      
    omnisci_server@.service                            disabled        enabled      
    omnisci_web_server.service                         disabled        enabled      
    omnisci_web_server@.service                        disabled        enabled
    

    not you can start the services with systemctl omnisci_server start and/or systemctl omnisci_web_server start (you have to start both of them because the webserver uses the database server for authentication, rendering of maps and querying that data).

    you can also start the database and the web server from shell with the startomnisci command this way

    mapd@zion-tr:/opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render$ ./startomnisci
    startomnisci 477537 running
    Backend TCP:  localhost:6274
    Backend HTTP: localhost:6278
    Frontend Web: localhost:6273
    Calcite TCP:  localhost:6279
    - omnisci_server 477547 started
    - omnisci_web_server 477548 started
    ⇨ http server started on [::]:6273
    

    this would spawn both the database and the webserver.

    On both cases, on the first time you run the application If you are using the free edition or a trial of enterprise, you should login to the webserver on port 6273 and paste the license you received by email

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    Hope this helps.

    Candido

    p.s. nVidia dropped the support for the Tesla K80 starting with 495 driver

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    Juan Pablo Sánchez

    [quote="candido.dessanti, post:4, topic:2885"] /opt/mapd/omnisci-ee-5.10.0-20220107-8939c3b1c4-Linux-x86_64-render$ ./startomnisci [/quote]

    Hi and thanks for the help! unfurtunatly i can replicate your steps. Please see what i have instead. Captura de pantalla 2022-02-09 a las 16.49.08|690x295

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    Candido Dessanti

    HI,

    I'm sorry, I forgot to post the commands needed to start services using systemctl

    to start the database you have to run

    sudo systemctl start omnisci_server 
    

    and for the omnisci web server

    sudo systemctl start omnisci_web_server
    

    Let me know, if everything is ok, candido

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