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• Prasanta_Pal - Select Field - Employee

  April 2014

  What shell and what version of OS you are using? /tmp folder should have proper access
  

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• Cindy_Thom

  April 2014

  The shell is Bash (is that right? not a Linux person) OS is redhat 6.4.  I am checking /tmp folder and the permissions are set to 1777.  I am working with a tech and so far we change the permissions on the bin folder which gave us another error "

  Error msg: rsync: failed to connect to IP address of backup host: No route to host (113)

  rsync error: error in socket IO (code 10) at clientserver.c(122) [sender=3.0.7]

  rsync failed!"

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• Prasanta_Pal - Select Field - Employee

  April 2014

  It looks like bash but can be checked as below:
  $ echo $SHELL
  /bin/bash
  
  check /etc/hosts file on all the nodes , there should be an entry of the backup host in all the nodes.
  
  Or alternatively, you may ping to the backup hosts or try connecting through ssh
  A per requirement of backup, the backup host should be accessible through paswordless SSH
  
  
  

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• Cindy_Thom

  April 2014

  I worked with the Vertica tech and finally got it to work.

  1. make sure password SSH is working on all nodes

  2. make sure permissions are correct on all folders

  This was my problem....3. make sure the SELinux and IPTable are set correctly. 

  
  

  Once I conferred with our Linux guy he looked at #3 and made changes.

  Now it works.

  Thanks everyone!!

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