Package installation error on nagios xi

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a223163
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Package installation error on nagios xi

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Having packages errors on the nagios xi installation. It seems there are missing packages but the weird thing is that it seems those packages are already installed. Should I use --skip-broken? Install log attached.
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Re: Package installation error on nagios xi

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It appears you have newer packages installed from a repo @centos-7-server-os_local than what is availab;e in the current repositories.

Also, it appears you have beta repositories enabled

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Repository copr:copr.fedorainfracloud.org:rhscl:centos-release-scl is listed more than once in the configuration
Nagios xi is only support when installed on a clean minimal install.

Please start fresh from a clean minimal install and it should proceed as expected.

Finally, is there a reason you are starting an install with a version that is several years old ? Nagios xi 5.5.4 ?
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Re: Package installation error on nagios xi

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Thanks for the answer. I am gonna try installing it in a clean environment.

And the reason behind installing an older version is because I was trying to migrate an old instance we had to a new server. I was going to migrate first and then update. Would you recommend doing it the other way around?
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Re: Package installation error on nagios xi

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a223163 wrote:And the reason behind installing an older version is because I was trying to migrate an old instance we had to a new server. I was going to migrate first and then update. Would you recommend doing it the other way around?
Either should work fine, but it is best that you do the backup/restore to the same version like you are doing.
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