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I installed Splunk on a CentOS virtual machine 6 with the rpm package during the installation I had no problem. Splunk is installed in the / opt / splunk and it says you have to start it using the command / opt / splunk / bin / splunk start, but I got this as output:-bash: / opt / splunk / bin / splunk: / lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory What should I do? |
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That looks a little like the error you get when trying to run splunkd. To start it and to be absolutely sure we're talking about the same method; navigate to /opt/splunk/bin Once there type; ./splunk start including the "." at the start of the command. Let us know if that works. |
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Don't work, same output. Have you sudo'ed before trying to run the command?
(07 Nov '11, 08:07)
Drainy
I'm the user root.
(07 Nov '11, 08:20)
jessica_uditore
Is it 32bit or 64bit OS and which version of Splunk did you install?
(07 Nov '11, 08:22)
Drainy
It's 32 bit and I choose the 32 rpm package (http://www.splunk.com/index.php/download_track?file=4.2.4/splunk/linux/splunk-4.2.4-110225.i386.rpm&platform=Linux&architecture=x86&version=4.2.4&typed=release&name=linux_installer&d=pro)
(07 Nov '11, 08:31)
jessica_uditore
Ok, so at the command line try; yum list installed glibc In that list should be glibc.i686, if it isn't then type; yum install glibc.i686
(07 Nov '11, 08:37)
Drainy
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You downloaded the wrong architecture. Get the proper 32 or 64 bit for your system. |
