Problem with Bahmni Instalation

Software Bahmni
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I have set up all services according to the instruction and everything works just fine except when starting the http:///bahmni/home/index.html#/login it gives error in /var/log/openmrs as follow

at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.NioEndpoint$SocketProcessor.run(NioEndpoint.java:1523)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source)
at org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.TaskThread$WrappingRunnable.run(TaskThread.java:61)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

and also in the website the problem is https:///openmrs/ws/rest/v1/location?q=Login+Location&s=byTags&v=default Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)

Can anybody tell us what’s wrong with this?

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Can you check the /opt/openmrs/modules folder to see if it has the relevant modules. Else, it could be a database problem. Please restore the MySQL DB again, by following the commands mentioned here (restore_my_sql_database): https://github.com/Bahmni/bahmni-vagrant/blob/master/packer/scripts/base-v80.sh#L39

3

Can you tell me what are the relevant modules you mention here?

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4

Did you install V0.81?

The install page here specifies V0.80. https://bahmni.atlassian.net/wiki/display/BAH/Install+Bahmni+on+CentOS

5

I have done what you mention in in the link by

wget https://github.com/Bahmni/emr-functional-tests/blob/af7b0642d17c8b0c514da20dcfc0d7feef9603ff/dbdump/mysql_backup.sql.gz?raw=true -O mysql_backup.sql.gz gzip -d mysql_backup.sql.gz mysql -uroot -ppassword < mysql_backup.sql echo “FLUSH PRIVILEGES” > flush.sql mysql -uroot -ppassword < flush.sql

But still the problem the same, it seems problem with the java or tomcat,and anyway i try to look for the information everywhere but just can’t find the right solution to this , openMRS working just fine, as well as openELIS and OpenERP

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I did what mentioned in the instruction, but it seems it installed the 0.81

bahmni-certs.noarch 1.0-36 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-emr.noarch 0.81-358 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-erp.noarch 0.80-59 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-erp-connect.noarch 0.80-59 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-lab.noarch 0.80-58 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-lab-connect.noarch 0.80-373 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-reports.noarch 0.80-76 @bintray–bahmni-rpm bahmni-web.noarch 0.80-373 @bintray–bahmni-rpm openmrs.noarch 1.12.0-373 @bintray–bahmni-rpm python-gdata.noarch 2.0.11-1.el6

Am i in the right version? or how to prevent not installing the 0.81?Since i think i have done what said in the manual with

export BAHMNI_VERSION=0.80# Download the install scriptcurl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bahmni/bahmni-vagrant/master/packer/scripts/base-v80.sh >> install-bahmni.sh

7

All the rpms mentioned above seem to be V0.80, except the bahmni-emr rpm.

You can uninstall the rpm, and install again the v0.80 one:

service openmrs stop yum remove bahmni-emr yum install bahmni-emr-0.80-373 service openmrs start

Wait for 4-5 mins, and then check.

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Awesome this works just fine. I guess for this issue i can see that it happens not just me but some others who might experience these glitches, and regarding to help others around these issues, i need to share some of my experience as follow

  1. event though the documentation is clear, when executing the /install.sh , sometimes it doesn’t work perfectly downloading and installing all mandatory components, so everyone needs to check if all in place especially for the openmrs component sometimes the modules just not there, and in my experience, it’s there, but just didnt work, that made me uninstall the openmrs module and re install it again

  2. i have tried to use memory 4 gb for this testing machine only, but apparently it works just fine without too much problems if the machine installed for bahmni is 8 GB

9

Great to hear its working.

The issues you mentioned have been fixed in V0.81, since we shifted over to ansible based install. But, we will keep a watch out. Plus, we recommend 8GB, but I agree, that many people have installed Bahmni on 4GB machines, especially if they want to only evaluate a few components – say the EMR, without ERP.