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Hi All,
I'm trying to install CF2021 on RedHat 8.7
The installer keeps exiting with the error:
"JRE libraries are missing or not compatible"
Initially I thought perhaps my /tmp was not large enough so I enlarged it.
Then thought to set IATEMP to another location with tons of space --still the same error.
I even installed a JRE for the system --still the same error
Is this a problem with running RHEL 8.7 vs 8.5?
Is there something else I should be trying?
Thanks Vikram I was able to install using the LAX_VM and (for good measure) IATEMPDIR.
Just wondering why this issue crops up?
Dan Mather
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Hi Dan,
Can you please try these steps?
1. Type these commands in the terminal: tmp folder location can be anywhere, it is just for reference.
a. sudo su
b. cd /
c. mkdir tmp2
d. IATEMPDIR=/home/rhel/tmp
e. export IATEMPDIR
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Priyank,
Yes, I had tried that -I mistyped the variable name in my initial post. It was IATEMPDIR that I set to another directory with tens of gigabytes of space.
Dan
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@Dan Mather, Could you please try this?
./ColdFusion_2021_XXXX_XXXX.bin LAX_VM /usr/jdk/xxxx/jre/bin/java
Thanks,
Vikram
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Thanks Vikram I was able to install using the LAX_VM and (for good measure) IATEMPDIR.
Just wondering why this issue crops up?
Dan Mather
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@Dan Mather Glad it worked! One possible reason could be InstallAnywhere picking the incorrect java version.
Thanks,
Vikram
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Can I pile on here? My rhel8.7 server has both IPv6 and IPv4 enabled. It seems ColdFusion and Tomcat are both picking IPv6 instead of IPv4. I added Java options to the jvm.config "-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true -Djava.net.preferIPv4Addresses=true" but they don't seem to have any effect. Is there another way to have ColdFusion builtin web server use IPv4?
Thanks,
Dan Mather