OMSA 5 and removing openipmi/dkms dependencies
Graeme Tattersall
graeme.tattersall at lumison.net
Fri Aug 4 06:39:38 CDT 2006
Hi Patrick,
You know, that's not exactly a very helpful answer... It's not reasonable
to take the risk of installing GCC on production boxes.
Your server monitoring software shouldn't require it, Dell should re-think
how it handles this going forward. If OMSA can't/won't monitor production
boxes, then that negates a large advantage Dell has when we come around to
selecting suppliers.
Can't you provide a kernel-modules rpm built for the various supported
operating systems? It'd need updating it any time there's a major system
update (Rhel4U2 -> U3) or kernel release.
GT
Patrick_Boyd at dell.com wrote:
> These dependancies are needed for server monitoring tasks. Without them
> all you will be able to do is monitor RAID.
>
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> Is there a way to remove the openipmi/dkms dependencies from omsa 5? I
> don't use ipmi and have a policy of not installing gcc on production
> boxes. srvadmin-hapi rpm seems to be the one requiring openipmi/dkms.
>
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