What are the limitations to the generic RHEL RPM
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casey1234
Hi all,
According to the documentation found here it indicates that the generic RPM doesn't have all available modules as opposed to the version specific RPM:
The generic RPM above contains all the libraries (such as libpcre and libexpat)
that are needed by NXLog, the only dependency is libc.
However, some modules are not available (im_checkpoint, for example).
The advantage of the generic RPM is that it can be installed on most RPM-based Linux distributions.
Is there documentation for what modules are not available?
Are there any issues for deploying this version that I should know about up front?
Thanks!!
#1
casey1234
Hi all,
According to the documentation found here it indicates that the generic RPM doesn't have all available modules as opposed to the version specific RPM:
The generic RPM above contains all the libraries (such as libpcre and libexpat)
that are needed by NXLog, the only dependency is libc.
However, some modules are not available (im_checkpoint, for example).
The advantage of the generic RPM is that it can be installed on most RPM-based Linux distributions.
Is there documentation for what modules are not available?
Are there any issues for deploying this version that I should know about up front?
Thanks!!
Please see the modules by package section in the manual. This will list every module that you should expect in Generic RPM. https://nxlog.co/documentation/nxlog-user-guide/available-modules.html#RPM_Generic