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I've seen some of the previous posts on here and one was the same problem. I'm just following the MongoDB sharding documentation Server 127.0.0.1:27019, connection attempt failed connect failed T03:13:13.399+0000 W NETWORK Failed to connect toġ27.0.0.1:27019, in(checking socket for error after poll), reason: Connection When I run the same command but with sudo, it runs but there's no output.īut then when I try starting the mongo shell at the port (27019) specified by my config file, I get this: MongoDB shell version v3.6.4Ĭonnecting to: mongodb://127.0.0.1:27019/test When I run mongod -config, I get this error: `F CONTROL Failed global initialization: FileNotOpen: Failed to open I created a specific config file that is set to log to /var/log/mongodb/mongod-config.log. Since I’m planning to deploy this to my Raspberry Pi I tried the instructions with the latest version (3.2.1).I'm trying to setup the config servers for mongodb sharding. Starting Omada Controller.Cannot locate Java Home Omada Controller will start up with system boot. Omada Controller will be installed in (y/n): y We’ll also use the client VM, as the server VM is not included in our version of Java.

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Now we’ll install Java (specifically jsvc) and edit the control.sh file so it does not use the Java and portt software TP-Link included, as these are compiled for the 圆4 architecture. Ln -s /usr/bin/mongod Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_圆4/bin/mongod Rm Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_圆4/bin/mongod Now we’ll install MongoDB, remove the included MongoDB and create a symlink to the MongoDB instance we installed. Tar -zxf Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_圆4.tar.gz Unzip Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_圆4.tar.gz.zip

So we’ll have to unzip that before unpacking the. Also, for some reason TP-Link provides a zipped. We’ll run the commands in all steps as root, which is why we start with sudo -i.

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Step 1: Download and unpack the required software

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Update and configure your Raspberry Pi how you like it.

(We’ve flashed -raspbian-stretch- lite.img with Etcher) If you don’t know how, follow the official guide.

Download the latest Raspbian Stretch Lite, from the official website.

Step 0: We assume you’ve already done this Running this image should work on both Intel/AMD cpu’s and ARM cpu’s like the Raspberry Pi. However, since we didn’t update it in quite some time we’d like to advise everybody to take the Docker approach instead. This while we configure the files before installing (and add privilege separation), which we like a bit better.Ģ020-05 edit: Dear reader, we hope you found our post useful. The difference with our method is that the blog post fixes the controller software after the install fails. We’re cautious about installing software from people on the internet, so we decided not to use it. We also found a blog postthat was very helpful to us. It is a good initiative and an insightful write-up, but it is non-official software. In figuring out the best way to run the software we found a topic at the TP-Link forum.

After you’ve unpacked the software it’s just 10 small commands to run, so it should be straightforward enough. Both run just fine on ARM hardware and after some tinkering it turned out quite easy to set up the EAP Controller on the Raspberry Pi. Luckily, the TP-Link EAP Controller software uses a combination of Java and MongoDB. Sadly, TP-Link only provides files to install the EAP Controller software on 圆4 hardware (and x86 on Windows), while the Raspberry Pi is ARMv8 based: The Omada Cloud Controller OC200 seems to be a reasonably priced option, but for us using a Raspberry Pi 3 we weren’t using was cheaper.

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