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Relativity Server Installation Failed : Error : 32-bit support is not detected

What I am trying to do : Trying to Install Relativity Server on 64 Bit Linux Machine [Operation System: RHEL 8.0].

Getting Below error:

Linux 64-bit system detected. However 32-bit support is not detected.
Check System requirements in product documentation. Contact Micro Focus Support if unable to resolve.

Seems some important 32 bit libraries are missing. Can you please provide list of 32 bit linux libraries needed for Relativity server ?

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    This message indicates that the 32-bit support is not installed on your Linux machine. What needs to be installed is dependent on your version of Linux.

    The message seems pretty clear, so I'm not really sure what you are asking.

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    try these for starters

    <>>>> red hat 8.2

    yum –y --setopt=group_package_types=mandatory,default,optional group install "Development Tools"

    yum –y install glibc-devel.i686

    yum –y install libstdc -devel.i686

    yum –t install spax ed

    <>>> 

    Tony

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    My problem is resolved.

     

    I was checking if there is any list of mandatory 32 bit system libraries comes with software. [As comes with other software]. 

     

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    Thanks Tony. I tried few option but was not successful. so finally did below :

    a. Installed 32 Bit RM/COBOL on 64 bit Linux server.  [I want to avoid this initially]

    b. Able to install Relativity Server successfully.

    What my architecture looks lilke

    a. Server#1  with Data files on nfs mount.

    b. Server#2 ==> Install Relativity Server and accessing files from server#1.  [This step was failing so installed 32 Bit RM/COBOL]

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    Interesting. Which Linux distribution, including version, are you using? The Relativity Data Server does not use any RM/COBOL libraries, on the other hand, this could just be an installation issue. That the installation script is being too restrictive. Also, just to make sure, you are using the Relativity for RM. And which version of Relativity are you using.

    We need to be able to reproduce this problem before we can fix it.