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What happened:
During install I noticed some lines:
Running scriptlet: ntopng-6.2.250204-25099.x86_64 57/59
Creating ntopng user...
usermod: no changes
Adding user ntopng to group systemd-journal...
Installing : ntopng-6.2.250204-25099.x86_64 57/59
warning: group ntopng does not exist - using root
Running scriptlet: ntopng-6.2.250204-25099.x86_64 57/59
/bin/chown: invalid group: ‘ntopng:ntopng’
/bin/chown: invalid group: ‘ntopng:ntopng’
After doing a dnf reinstall the same message persisted.
How did you reproduce it?
Installing the package on RHEL 9 (could be any RHEL based looking at the spec file in stable - if this is the correct one 6.2-stable/packages/ntopng.spec.in).
In particular I ran
dnf install -y ntopng
# and for reinstall
dnf reinstall -y ntopng
Potential fix
The issue seems to be line 6.2-stable/packages/ntopng.spec.in#L202 as on line 158 it creates just an ntop group. It seems like ntop group is the desired one?
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Incorrect group used in spec file for repo install via RHEL
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Feb 6, 2025
Environment:
What happened:
During install I noticed some lines:
After doing a dnf reinstall the same message persisted.
How did you reproduce it?
Installing the package on RHEL 9 (could be any RHEL based looking at the spec file in stable - if this is the correct one 6.2-stable/packages/ntopng.spec.in).
In particular I ran
dnf install -y ntopng # and for reinstall dnf reinstall -y ntopng
Potential fix
The issue seems to be line 6.2-stable/packages/ntopng.spec.in#L202 as on line 158 it creates just an
ntop
group. It seems like ntop group is the desired one?I did run
After to be sure permissions were set correctly
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: