Hey Austin, Chef hasn't added official support for Centos 7 yet. We're working on shipping Chef Server12 and once that is done we'll begin the process of verifying and ensuring the server works and is officially supported on Centos 7 and Ubuntu 14.04. However, emails like this are fantastic! I encourage you to open an issue about this on either the opscode-omnibus[1] or chef-server repo[2] (either works, we setup the chef-server repo so everyone would have an easy name to remember and we'll switch to fully recommending that one in the future). This will give us a place to track any work you've done and to interact with you a way that is also easy for others to contribute. Then once we do roll onto supporting Centos 7 the work goes faster, because of all the knowledge you've provided. For this specific issue, I'll state the obvious and it seems something has moved out from under rabbitmq that it expects. I believe to even have gotten to this point you've already made other changes to the setup of the server. If you open that issue and can provide all the steps you've done up to this point, that will give me more information to be able to help you figure this out. Either something you already modified moved something rabbit expected, or the version of rabbit that ships with the Chef Server 12 doesn't work on Centos 7. Thanks, Mark Mzyk Chef Engineer [1] https://github.com/opscode/opscode-omnibus [2] https://github.com/opscode/chef-server " type="cite"> |
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