RabbitMQFix-7.6-V5.zip

7.6 RabbitMQFix - ReadMe 9/30/19 - Changes and updates. Main Menu - Now has three options to choose from. 1. Option 1 - RabbitMQ - Script Execution - Executes repair of RabbitMQ Service with option to create RabbitMQ user and password. a. Timeout value in seconds - On slower systems this setting may be needed to be increased from default value of 30 seconds to allow the RabbitMQ node enough time to start after being initialized. b. RabbitMQ Username - Specify the RabbitMQ username to be created in the RabbitMQ Server user list. If ENTER is pressed the default user LenelRabbit will be created. c. Password - Specify password for RabbitMQ user. If ENTER is pressed the default password of Secur1ty# will be used. d. If default username is not specified in step b. user will be prompted to update username/password in System Administration > System Options > RabbitMQ prior to finishing script execution. This step ensures that when services are restarted at the end of script execution that they get the proper username/password from the OnGuard database. 2. Option 2 - User Management - Allows administrators to manage RabbitMQ users without the need for executing the script. a. Add User - Adds new RabbitMQ user with specified password and automatically sets all required permissions. b. Delete User - Deletes RabbitMQ user specified. 3. Restart Relevant Services - Restarts services that use RabbitMQ (Communication Server, Event Context Provider, Open Access). This step is required to ensure services use the correct username/password from the database should this information be changed in OnGuard. *Note that services/apps that are not running will not be restarted. This is to ensure that services are not started when they are not meant to be running. If a message is displayed about a service that is not being restarted please manually start the service. 12/16/19 - V_2 Updates & Fixes Design change - Removes existing RMQ configuration files then creates a new directory. Old behavior was to keep the existing configuration files and users. Since this has proven to be an unrealiable approach the tool will now require the following: a. Prompt to create new RMQ user. b. Prompt to create new RMQ user password. c. Prompt user to login to System Administration and update the new username/password in System Options > RabbitMQ. d. Prompt to restart services. Updates: 1. Changing from user management section to script execution loses home directory location. This issue is now resolved. 2. Added Linkage Server to the list of restarted services as it now uses AMQP protocol. 3. Added additional steps to ensure the erlang container is not running prior to making configuration changes. 1/22/20 - V_4 Updates & Fixes No longer prompts to copy erlang cookie file. The new design change in V2 makes this possible. Added additional logic to prevent service logins prior to updating the password in system administration.