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Mr. C

Starting up OBI-EE ( unsuccessfully ) I get a BEA-90905 that literally tells me:

To enable this check, specify -Dweblogic.security.allowCryptoJDefaultJCEVerification

Now, where would this be needed to be added ?

The full line is:

And these are followed by,

I know there is some issue, but in THIS thread I'd like to do what Oracle tells me, and that is to specify the parameter listed.

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Joel Acha

What version of OBIEE? What OS? Which log files have you looked at? Has this worked previously? Is it a new installation? As you can see, there are many questions which need to be answered before you'll be able to get any meaningful assistance from here.

Mr. C

> What version of OBIEE?

12.2.1.1.0

> What OS?

Linux 7.2 with 3.10 kernel

> Which log files have you looked at?

None, this is on-screen

> Has this worked previously?

> Is it a new installation?

Yes

> As you can see, there are many questions which need to be answered before you'll be able to get any meaningful assistance from here.

Cool

Gianni Ceresa

Different question: any specific reason for wanting to "change" that?

When you start OBIEE with the start script you will have tons of "info" messages, but that's just what they are: informations. Because behind there are tons of things starting, each one will have some debug output about what happens and what the tool is doing.

A "info" message is not a reason for OBIEE not working.

Mr. C

Well, as you know from my other threads: my OBI-EE instance is not starting up, since installation.

Would that be enough of a reason to change 1 parameter in 1 file ?

And, even proposed by Oracle itself ...

Gianni Ceresa

Mr. C wrote:> What OS?Linux 7.2 with 3.10 kernel

Do you mind sharing the full name of the OS distro you used? Is that a RHEL? An Oracle Linux? A CentOs? There are many "7.2".

What kind of install di you perform? GUI? Response file?

I'm really trying to getter a better view of why you could have issues. I find OBIEE 12c to install quite well on linux (at least less issues than in the past), and I want to see what could have caused the issues your environment has (even if it's a old version and we already covered the topic, that impact the usage of the tool, not really the install itself).

Mr. C

I don't mind sharing the info, as long as I get some interesting feedback

It's a

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.2 (Maipo)

Didn't know CentOS is certified with any Oracle soft, but I learn every day.

I did a GUI install, as you know from the other thread : OBI-EE 12.2.1.1.0

Gianni Ceresa

Mr. C wrote:Didn't know CentOS is certified with any Oracle soft, but I learn every day.

Don't get me wrong: it isn't !

But you would be surprised by the number of people who take a certification matrix has a useless document and complain OBIEE 12c doesn't install on Windows 10 or Windows 7 (like the last one asking for "help" because it wasn't working anymore).

I was hoping in an Oracle Linux as that's the one I always used. Don't have a direct experience on RHEL 7.2 myself. They are supposed to be pretty much similar (OL coming also with a Red Hat compatible kernel). But maybe there are other aspects influencing OBIEE and giving issues.

Hopefully somebody else here around has a RHEL 7.2 as well and can share some issues they maybe faced too.

Joel Acha

I can confirm that OBIEE 12.2.1.2, 12.2.1.3, 12.2.1.4 all work fine on RHEL 7.2.

Mr. C

> I can confirm that OBIEE 12.2.1.2, 12.2.1.3, 12.2.1.4 all work fine on RHEL 7.2.

You know, if you want me to upgrade, you can just tell me.

Mr. C

> Don't get me wrong: it isn't !

>But you would be surprised by the number of people who take a certification matrix has a useless document and

>complain OBIEE 12c doesn't install on Windows 10 or Windows 7 (like the last one asking for "help" because it

>wasn't working anymore).

On a serious note : some Oracle Windows server software actually runs on Windows client, no kidding.

>I was hoping in an Oracle Linux as that's the one I always used. Don't have a direct experience on RHEL 7.2

>myself. They are supposed to be pretty much similar (OL coming also with a Red Hat compatible kernel). But

> maybe there are other aspects influencing OBIEE and giving issues.

It may actually be, as I'm also more familiar with O(E)Linux, and I still don't now exactly how RH Linux is different, but I got to understand the obvious:

if you run Oracle software, Oracle Linux is a no-brainer.

>Hopefully somebody else here around has a RHEL 7.2 as well and can share some issues they maybe faced too.

Like: SELinux, and particularly the part : which mode is default, after installation