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Great to hear!
Thanks for the info.

Hi Carlo,
the issue has been fixed in version 20.10.000.092.
You can install the update with the OpenEMM Maintenance Tool (OMT).

Thank you for the bug report.

Best regards
Marcel

Hi Carlo, i can confirm this is a bug. We are working on a fix which should be available next week. In the mean time you can try to fix it temporarily by editing /home/openemm/scripts/agn3/uid.py like this: @@ -159,3 +159,3 @@ licence_id = int (ccfg.get_config ('system', 'licence')) - if licence_id ...

The new OVA has been created and is available at https://www.agnitas.de/en/download/openemm-ova/.
Importing in ESXi works now (Tested with ESXi 7).

Hello Klaus, I have some news. There is currently one bug left to fix before the new OVA is going to be created. So it should not be too long to the new release. Regarding your issue with installing mysqlclient: It seems like you are using the wrong Python3 version. OpenEMM requires Python 3.8 or la...

Sorry, i have no updates yet.

Please keep in mind, that you can also install OpenEMM on a clean CentOS installation yourself.
Then there are no issues with importing the OVA, except some more steps to follow on your side.
See https://wiki.openemm.org/ for installation details.

Hi,
sorry, I did not see your last reply.
The new OVA will be available with the OpenEMM 20.10 release.
This should be in the coming weeks, when OpenEMM 20.10 is out of beta.

There have to be some more changes in the OVA creation, thus no quick fix for 20.04.

Hi, the problem seems to be that the OVA was created with the Open Virtualization Format 2.0.
It looks like VMware/ESXi does not support this format.

The OpenEMM OVA download will be updated with a supported format shortly.

Great to hear your issue is resolved.

I have added this information to the wiki.openemm.org page so others can see easily as well.

Hi,
did you set the symlink tomcat-native to the version you just compiled?
E.g. ln -s tomcat-native-1.2.21 tomcat-native in /home/openemm/opt/

You can also check the chapter 10.1.1 HTTPS for Tomcat in the OpenEMM Install & Administration Guide PDF.
See here at the top.

Hi, can you check your configuration for birt in the OpenEMMInstaller? In Configuration -> Change emm.properties the entries should look like this: birt.drilldownurl = http://<your FQDN> birt.url = http://<your FQDN>/birt Please replace your FQDN with your hostname/DNS entry. You can also check from...

Hi, I think you have a trailing / in your configuration for the urls. Can you please check in the OpenEMMInstaller.sh -> Configuration -> Change configuration in db that the values system.url, birt.url and birt.drilldownurl have no trailing / . E.g. http://openemm.example.com and not http://openemm....

Looks like the openssl development packages are missing.
You can install them like this

Can you try this?

Ok, the problem is that the OVA image does not have the apr utilities preinstalled.
You can install these packages with Now you should be able to build tomcat native.