Solved Wazuh on Fedora 28

[wrx7m]

I am trying to complete an install Wazuh on Fedora 28 using their own documentation-
https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/installation-guide/installing-wazuh-server/wazuh_server_rpm.html#wazuh-server-rpm

After running the wazuh-manager install, it says to check the service status using

"# service wazuh-manager status"

When I do that, it shows all services are not running:

I also have the same problem with the wazuh-api:

"# service wazuh-api status"

Does anyone have any suggestions? I have gotten as far as trying to connect the API, but I am guessing that it isn't working due to the above issues.
https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/installation-guide/installing-elastic-stack/connect_wazuh_app.html

[travisdh1]

@wrx7m said in Wuzah on Fedora 28:

"# service wazuh-api status"

I think the errors started farther back in the process. That's telling you the wazuh-api.service doesn't exist.

[dbeato]

@wrx7m And I installed this on Debian so I am not sure, I got to try on CentOS later tonight or tomorrow.

[wrx7m]

@travisdh1 said in Wuzah on Fedora 28:

@wrx7m said in Wuzah on Fedora 28:

"# service wazuh-api status"

I think the errors started farther back in the process. That's telling you the wazuh-api.service doesn't exist.

There isn't much further back lol

[Octavius]

Have you tried the command "service --status-all" to see if iut si installed?

[JaredBusch]

Did you have SELinux turned off for all of the install? Those instructions are all for ancient operating systems that did not use it. I highly doubt it runs with it.

[wrx7m]

@jaredbusch said in Wazuh on Fedora 28:

Did you have SELinux turned off for all of the install? Those instructions are all for ancient operating systems that did not use it. I highly doubt it runs with it.

Sorry, I have been fighting some vicious food poisoning... I did not disable SE linux until troubleshooting. I might have to start over with it disabled to see. Thanks for the suggestion.

[JaredBusch]

@wrx7m said in Wazuh on Fedora 28:

@jaredbusch said in Wazuh on Fedora 28:

Did you have SELinux turned off for all of the install? Those instructions are all for ancient operating systems that did not use it. I highly doubt it runs with it.

Sorry, I have been fighting some vicious food poisoning... I did not disable SE linux until troubleshooting. I might have to start over with it disabled to see. Thanks for the suggestion.

That is almost certianly the problem. your install failed from the get go.

[wrx7m]

Thanks @JaredBusch

That seems to have solved the initial problem. For other newbs - After disabling SELinux, you should reboot.

[JaredBusch]

@wrx7m said in Wazuh on Fedora 28:

Thanks @JaredBusch

That seems to have solved the initial problem. For other newbs - After disabling SELinux, you should reboot.

Well, that depends on how you disable it.