workaround to fix ambari start on centos7
Change-Id: I1a0383861db50ae5136e8dff9de4119b566606f1 Closes-bug: 1579187
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- Starting Ambari clusters on Centos 7 is fixed.
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@ -55,7 +55,9 @@ def setup_ambari(cluster):
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sudo = functools.partial(r.execute_command, run_as_root=True)
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sudo = functools.partial(r.execute_command, run_as_root=True)
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sudo("ambari-server setup -s -j"
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sudo("ambari-server setup -s -j"
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" `cut -f2 -d \"=\" /etc/profile.d/99-java.sh`", timeout=1800)
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" `cut -f2 -d \"=\" /etc/profile.d/99-java.sh`", timeout=1800)
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sudo("service ambari-server start")
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redirect_file = "/tmp/%s" % uuidutils.generate_uuid()
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sudo("service ambari-server start >{rfile} && "
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"cat {rfile} && rm {rfile}".format(rfile=redirect_file))
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LOG.debug("Ambari management console installed")
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LOG.debug("Ambari management console installed")
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