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Oracle BI12C / obips1, obisch1, obis1: STATUS - SHUTDOWN

3520535Aug 10 2017 — edited Aug 14 2017

I have Oracle BI12C on Linux Red Hat SERVER 7.3  64 bit. I started OBI with the statement ./start.sh and I had this status

Name                    Type Machine                                                      Status       

----                         ----                         -------                                    ------       

AdminServer          Server                  MyServerOBI.local            RUNNING      

bi_server1              Server                  MyServerOBI.local            RUNNING      

obips1                  OBIPS                   MyServerOBI.local            SHUTDOWN     

obijh1                   OBIJH                   MyServerOBI.local             RUNNING      

obiccs1                 OBICCS                MyServerOBI.local            RUNNING      

obisch1                OBISCH                 MyServerOBI.local            SHUTDOWN     

obis1                     OBIS                      MyServerOBI.local          SHUTDOWN     

During the start up I had some messages like this

NMProcess: INFO: ORACLE_OBIS_MONITOR_NODES: obis1:MyServerOBI.local:9515

Received error message from Node Manager Server: [Server start command for OBIS server 'obis1' failed due to: [Server failed to start up but Node Manager was not aware of the reason]. Please check Node Manager log and/or server 'obis1' log for detailed information.]. Please check Node Manager log for details.

Looking for some information in logs I didn't find anything of interest.

I read in a blog that If you start OBI services with root user, some files change owner.

So I run this statement

ls -lR |awk '{print $3" "$4" "$9}' |grep root

in /home/oracle/products/middleware

and I found some file having root owner (root root nodemanager.process.id,root root nodemanager.process.lck,

root root AdminServer.pid,root root weblogic-ra.xml,root root obips1.state,root root obis1.state,root root obisch1.state ..... )

I can try to change user/owner to these files with this statement

chown -R oracle:oracle *

Could it be enough?

Best regards.

Sergio

This post has been answered by 3520535 on Aug 11 2017
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