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Error 1714. The older version of Java cannot be removed.which says, CAUSE Error 1714 is an Install Shield error code. It indicates that the installation process has failed.
SOLUTION Please follow the steps below for resolving this issue. Remove any traces of the failed Java installation by Run to repair corrupted registry keys that prevents programs from being completely uninstalled or blocking new installations and updates. Download and install the Windows. For more information on installing java on Windows see. 'Charity5150' Java 7 Update 13 is the latest version of Java and fixes a number of security vulnerabilities. If you still have Java 7 Update 9, updating to Java 7 Update 13 should automatically remove that version. If it doesn't and you are getting a Java installation error 1714 then I found:.Error 1714.
The older version of Java cannot be removed.which says, CAUSE Error 1714 is an Install Shield error code. It indicates that the installation process has failed. SOLUTION Please follow the steps below for resolving this issue.
Remove any traces of the failed Java installation by uninstalling Java Run Microsoft uninstall utility to repair corrupted registry keys that prevents programs from being completely uninstalled or blocking new installations and updates. Download and install the Windows offline installer package. For more information on installing java on Windows see: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Java#OnWindows.
P.S on fixing Error 1714: This Oracle Discussion forum thread confirms that the linked in my previous reply resolved the problem: Thread: Cannot install Java update or uninstall old version (Java error 1714) Quote: Re: Cannot install Java update or uninstall old version (Java error 1714) Posted: Apr 18, 2012 8:01 PM Hey dude, i had this same problem and i think i've found a fix. Go to this link and download the tool. It should run you through some steps.
I followed the steps for having trouble uninstalling and then eventually it gives you the option to choose the application you are having problems with from a list. Just choose the older java version and it will remove it for you. Check the windows program list and the Java entry should be properly uninstalled and you can then install the latest version of Java.
Worked for me - hope it does for you. P.S on fixing Error 1714: This Oracle Discussion forum thread confirms that the Microsoft uninstall utility linked in my previous reply resolved the problem: Thread: Cannot install Java update or uninstall old version (Java error 1714) 'Quote:' - Re: Cannot install Java update or uninstall old version (Java error 1714) Posted: Apr 18, 2012 8:01 PM Hey dude, i had this same problem and i think i've found a fix. Go to this link and download the tool.
It should run you through some steps. I followed the steps for having trouble uninstalling and then eventually it gives you the option to choose the application you are having problems with from a list. Just choose the older java version and it will remove it for you.
Check the windows program list and the Java entry should be properly uninstalled and you can then install the latest version of Java. Worked for me - hope it does for you. Hearing about Java 7-13, I uninstalled all previous versions of Java (7-09, 7-10) from my computer (they had been disabled manually in FF), and re-booted. Then installed Java 7-13, no problems, everything looked great, FF plug-in check came up all green. But when I attempt to verify my version on Oracle's Java verification, it can't find it. Nothing blocked, no reason. I tried a re-install, went fine, still same problem.
I did note that in the Java Control Panel, in the Java tab, when I view the currently installed JRE (7-13), it is UNchecked (not enabled), and will not allow itself to be checked. So apparently I have Java 7-13, FF sees it and has the plug-in installed properly, but Java will not allow itself to be enabled on my machine. I've just about had it with Java, after living perfectly without it for the past month or so. I'm thinking of uninstalling it permanently, and just forgetting about it.
Waste of time and brainpower trying to get it to work, now that Oracle's screwed it up forever. UPDATE: Well I solved the problem, sort of. Went to the JRE list in the Java Control Panel, clicked Add, searched for Java apps, found one in an old JRE7 folder in Programs, clicked it and it found 7-13, and added it an another JRE (identical to the one above it), but checked (enabled) this time. Then ran the Java verification again, which floated a pop-up asking me if it was OK to run this app (clicked OK), and voila- it says I now have version 7-13.
Wow that was easy- NOT!!! Hearing about Java 7-13, I uninstalled all previous versions of Java (7-09, 7-10) from my computer (they had been disabled manually in FF), and re-booted.
Then installed Java 7-13, no problems, everything looked great, FF plug-in check came up all green. But when I attempt to verify my version on Oracle's Java verification, it can't find it.
Nothing blocked, no reason. I tried a re-install, went fine, still same problem. I did note that in the Java Control Panel, in the Java tab, when I view the currently installed JRE (7-13), it is UNchecked (not enabled), and 'will not allow itself to be checked'. So apparently I have Java 7-13, FF sees it and has the plug-in installed properly, but Java will not allow itself to be enabled on my machine. I've just about had it with Java, after living perfectly without it for the past month or so. I'm thinking of uninstalling it permanently, and just forgetting about it. Waste of time and brainpower trying to get it to work, now that Oracle's screwed it up forever.
UPDATE: Well I solved the problem, sort of. Went to the JRE list in the Java Control Panel, clicked Add, searched for Java apps, found one in an old JRE7 folder in Programs, clicked it and it found 7-13, and added it an 'another' JRE (identical to the one above it), but checked (enabled) this time. Then ran the Java verification again, which floated a pop-up asking me if it was OK to run this app (clicked OK), and voila- it says I now have version 7-13.
Wow that was easy- NOT!!! Mrnews54, Java Control Panel's 'Java' tab is described here:.and includes this image: Underneath it says, Click the Find button to launch the JRE Finder. This utility searches for unregistered private Java Runtime Environments installed in your computer and adds them to the Java Runtime Versions panel.
Does your Windows list of installed programs include a JavaFX version by any chance? That can prevent Java from being properly registered. Ref: (Nice job in finding that workaround, by the way). 'mrnews54,' Java Control Panel's 'Java' tab is described here:.includes this image: Underneath it says, Click the Find button to launch the JRE Finder.
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This utility searches for unregistered private Java Runtime Environments installed in your computer and adds them to the Java Runtime Versions panel.' ' Does your Windows list of installed programs include a JavaFX version by any chance? That can prevent Java from being properly registered.
Ref: (Nice job in finding that workaround, by the way). Alice, I don't believe I ever had JavaFX, or if I did, I uninstalled it several months ago. I didn't find any of the Java or FF Help pages helpful for my issue; I think the Java installation was slightly fouled up by the presence of an old Java sub-folder in Program Files. Java 7-13 appeared in the JRE settings (as imaged above), but could not be check-marked. I used the 'Add' button, navigated to the Java sub-folders, and it found the correct 7-13 on its own. Oddly enough, two identical versions then appeared in the JRE settings panel, the second one checked, the first unchecked.
I closed the Control Panel, ran the Java Verify applet (it now asked for permission), and it found the correct version now running. But when I re-opened the Java Control Panel, the un-checked listing had vanished, and there was now only one, checked, listing for 7-13. Such are the mysteries of Java, not to mention Windows.
I find it helps in solving many Windows anomalies if one tries to think like a Microsoft programmer, or, alternatively, like a complete psychotic. The solution usually manifests itself like a biblical vision, or, alternatively, like a severe case of indigestion. Alice, I don't believe I ever had JavaFX, or if I did, I uninstalled it several months ago. I didn't find any of the Java or FF Help pages helpful for my issue; I think the Java installation was slightly fouled up by the presence of an old Java sub-folder in Program Files. Java 7-13 appeared in the JRE settings (as imaged above), but could not be check-marked.
I used the 'Add' button, navigated to the Java sub-folders, and it found the correct 7-13 on its own. Oddly enough, two identical versions then appeared in the JRE settings panel, the second one checked, the first unchecked. I closed the Control Panel, ran the Java Verify applet (it now asked for permission), and it found the correct version now running. But when I re-opened the Java Control Panel, the un-checked listing had vanished, and there was now only one, checked, listing for 7-13.
Such are the mysteries of Java, not to mention Windows. I find it helps in solving many Windows anomalies if one tries to think like a Microsoft programmer, or, alternatively, like a complete psychotic. The solution usually manifests itself like a biblical vision, or, alternatively, like a severe case of indigestion. Thanks for all the info, but I already tried all of that.
I even ran a full virus scan (think there are some things that ended up in the 'virus chest' that might no be viruses). The Microsoft Install/Uninstall or 'Fixit' app had an error, so that was of no help. I had an 'The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable. Click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package 'jre 1.7.009-c.msi' in the box below. (I'm getting something similar now when iTunes tries to update, then Apple tells me it's the current version?) I also found when I went to programs under the 'properties' tab in the Java icon, int the Java(TM) Control panel it said 'cannot find the registry key specified: HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE JavaSoft Java Runtime Environments 1.7.011.
Not a clue what that means. I think I'm going to have to pay somebody to figure this out. I am starting to lose my mind. I usually don't have this much trouble uninstalling Java and installing a different/older version when need be.
I haven't given up yet, though, lol. Thanks for all the info, but I already tried all of that. I even ran a full virus scan (think there are some things that ended up in the 'virus chest' that might no be viruses). The Microsoft Install/Uninstall or 'Fixit' app had an error, so that was of no help. I had an 'The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable.
Click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package 'jre 1.7.009-c.msi' in the box below. (I'm getting something similar now when iTunes tries to update, then Apple tells me it's the current version?) I also found when I went to programs under the 'properties' tab in the Java icon, int the Java(TM) Control panel it said 'cannot find the registry key specified: HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE JavaSoft Java Runtime Environments 1.7.011. Not a clue what that means.
I think I'm going to have to pay somebody to figure this out. I am starting to lose my mind. I usually don't have this much trouble uninstalling Java and installing a different/older version when need be.
I haven't given up yet, though, lol. Charity: Yikes, it sounds like you have a lot of loose Java bits rattling around your machine. First, I would make sure there are no Javas listed in Add/Remove Programs. If there are, uninstall them from there. Then, I would delete any files and folders you can find that smack of Java. (It leaves various folders/files behind even after being uninstalled.) Maybe run a search for 'Java.'
Then re-boot, and try installing 7-13 (after re-downloading the offline version). If your Registry is seriously messed up, that may require professional intervention. Keep in mind that Java is not actually necessary for most computer users.
I got along fine without it for a couple of months so, if your computer is working OK in all other respects, you might consider abandoning Oracle's monster for the moment. Unless you really need Java for gaming or something else.
Charity: Yikes, it sounds like you have a lot of loose Java bits rattling around your machine. First, I would make sure there are no Javas listed in Add/Remove Programs. If there are, uninstall them from there. Then, I would delete any files and folders you can find that smack of Java.
(It leaves various folders/files behind even after being uninstalled.) Maybe run a search for 'Java.' Then re-boot, and try installing 7-13 (after re-downloading the offline version). If your Registry is seriously messed up, that may require professional intervention. Keep in mind that Java is not actually necessary for most computer users. I got along fine without it for a couple of months so, if your computer is working OK in all other respects, you might consider abandoning Oracle's monster for the moment.
Unless you really need Java for gaming or something else. 'Charity5150,' you said, The Microsoft Install/Uninstall or 'Fixit' app had an error. Which would be this: Since using using that tool is part of the solution to fixing the Java uninstall and install errors you were getting (see and the oracle forum post I referenced before ) I would try again. You should make a note of the exact error message. You can then ask for help at Microsoft: since this isn't actually a Firefox problem but a Java and Windows problem.
Start-Control Panel-Java, to open Java Control Panel. On 'Java' tab, click 'View' and make sure there is only one version (1.7.013) and that there is a checkmark under 'Enabled.' On 'Advanced' tab, under 'Default Java for browsers' make sure both 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' AND 'Mozilla family' are checked. Then, go C:-Program Files-Java-jre7-bin-plugin (or plugin2), and look for a file called npjp2.dll.
If you mouse-over this, it should tell you it's the 'Next Generation Java Plug-in 10.13.2 for Mozilla browsers.' If there are any other dll files in that folder which indicate they are different versions of Java Plug-in for Mozilla, delete them.
Restart FF, and it should now see only the latest Java version. Start-Control Panel-Java, to open Java Control Panel. On 'Java' tab, click 'View' and make sure there is only one version (1.7.013) and that there is a checkmark under 'Enabled.' On 'Advanced' tab, under 'Default Java for browsers' make sure both 'Microsoft Internet Explorer' AND 'Mozilla family' are checked. Then, go C:-Program Files-Java-jre7-bin-plugin (or plugin2), and look for a file called npjp2.dll. If you mouse-over this, it should tell you it's the 'Next Generation Java Plug-in 10.13.2 for Mozilla browsers.'
If there are any other dll files in that folder which indicate they are different versions of Java Plug-in for Mozilla, delete them. Restart FF, and it should now see only the latest Java version. Went to Java Control Panel.2 versions there 6U38 (I unchecked that one as 'Remove' didn't come up as an option there) and 7U13 (which was enabled.) Microsoft and Mozilla were both checked. Then, I went to C:-Program Files-Java-jre7-bin-plugin2 found the file npjp2.dll 'Next Generation Java Plug-in 10.13.2 for Mozilla browsers.'
Found no other dll files that mentioned java plug-in. I'll try restarting and see how it goes. Going through all those Microsoft and Oracle Help pages didn't help as much as the Mozilla folks. Thanks again.
You guys rock here! Went to Java Control Panel.2 versions there 6U38 (I unchecked that one as 'Remove' didn't come up as an option there) and 7U13 (which was enabled.) Microsoft and Mozilla were both checked. Then, I went to C:-Program Files-Java-jre7-bin-plugin2 found the file npjp2.dll 'Next Generation Java Plug-in 10.13.2 for Mozilla browsers.' Found no other dll files that mentioned java plug-in.
I'll try restarting and see how it goes. Going through all those Microsoft and Oracle Help pages didn't help as much as the Mozilla folks. Thanks again.
You guys rock here! After rebooting the system, if Java still isn't working in Firefox: Make sure the Java(TM) Platform SE 7 U13 plugin is enabled in the Firefox Add-ons Manager Plugins list. See (If that plugin isn't even listed, first try the suggestions under the If the Java plugin does not appear in the Add-ons Manager, even though Java is installed. Heading.) The problem could be a missing registry entry for the Mozilla plugin, which has been a problem on some systems since java 7 Update 10.
Under Add back missing registry key. After rebooting the system, if Java still isn't working in Firefox: Make sure the 'Java(TM) Platform SE 7 U13' plugin is enabled in the Firefox Add-ons Manager Plugins list. See (If that plugin isn't even listed, first try the suggestions under the 'If the Java plugin does not appear in the Add-ons Manager, even though Java is installed.' ' heading.) The problem could be a missing registry entry for the Mozilla plugin, which has been a problem on some systems since java 7 Update 10.
See under 'Add back missing registry key'. Ah, more Java fun and games. I did want to post this in case anyone else finds this is the way to go. What happened to me after the JavaU10 battle was I found, one morning, that there was an Java icon in my task manager tray telling me that there was a new version of Java available. I clicked it and went through the process without ever visiting Java or Oracle and it went through without a hitch.showing up immediately in FF add-ons.
I am windows 7 premium version 32 bit.well this machine is. It.might. be useful to try to update Java from the Java Icon in Windows control panel instead of using browsers.just thought I'd put this up here with this, the 'java saga' thread, as something to try. Good luck all. Ah, more Java fun and games.
I did want to post this in case anyone else finds this is the way to go. What happened to me after the JavaU10 battle was I found, one morning, that there was an Java icon in my task manager tray telling me that there was a new version of Java available.
I clicked it and went through the process without ever visiting Java or Oracle and it went through without a hitch.showing up immediately in FF add-ons. I am windows 7 premium version 32 bit.well this machine is. It.might. be useful to try to update Java from the Java Icon in Windows control panel instead of using browsers.just thought I'd put this up here with this, the 'java saga' thread, as something to try. Good luck all. Good point, Axis.
I found the same notification 2 days ago on my step-mom's netbook (a very old Acer on which I recently installed FF), and had the same experience: trouble-free installation of Java 713 (albeit really slow). I think, though, that this notification/installation route is initiated very belatedly by Oracle, and depends on how you have Java configured, or if you even have it installed at all.
I had de-activated and then removed it completely from my own machine, so no notification was forthcoming. I did notice that this installation process did warn that it might uninstall Java version 6 completely, and it probably did so. Good point, Axis.
I found the same notification 2 days ago on my step-mom's netbook (a very old Acer on which I recently installed FF), and had the same experience: trouble-free installation of Java 713 (albeit really slow). I think, though, that this notification/installation route is initiated very belatedly by Oracle, and depends on how you have Java configured, or if you even have it installed at all. I had de-activated and then removed it completely from my own machine, so no notification was forthcoming. I did notice that this installation process did warn that it might uninstall Java version 6 completely, and it probably did so.
Yes, run as admin I'm running Windows 7 Pro 64bit os, and Java looks at my browser and tells me it thinks I'm using a 32bit browser. I don't think I ever even messed with installing both versions of java in case it switches back and forth. I believe I've always just gone with the default (32bit) and never have I ever seen an error like this. So, I chanced it and after the error (run as admin) clicked ok, unchecked the freebie like always, and let it continue the install.
No further errors, and when I look in the control panel, it sees the java install as Java 7 update 13. Lcarlson wrote: Yes, run as admin I'm running Windows 7 Pro 64bit os, and Java looks at my browser and tells me it thinks I'm using a 32bit browser. I don't think I ever even messed with installing both versions of java in case it switches back and forth. I believe I've always just gone with the default (32bit) and never have I ever seen an error like this. So, I chanced it and after the error (run as admin) clicked ok, unchecked the freebie like always, and let it continue the install. No further errors, and when I look in the control panel, it sees the java install as Java 7 update 13. If you're running this from IE, maybe a switch to a different browser would clear up the confusion.
As default, IE runs as the 32-bit version. You may be in the clear with the java update if it hasn't imploded after the initial error, though.
Another tip is to let Java find the update for you. If you open Control Panel in Win7, click Programs, then open Java, you can tell it to Update itself. Cuts out the middleman of worry about legit websites.
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From the menus, choose Packages Install Package(s) from local zip files. Select deployrRserve7.4.2.zip from the folder into which it was downloaded.
Click Open to install it. Alternatively, install using the command prompt:.
Download DeployR Rserve 7.4.2 for Windows,. Open a Command Prompt window as Administrator. Run the following command to install DeployR Rserve 7.4.2: bin x64 R.exe CMD INSTALL -l library deployrRserve7.4.2.zip is the path to the directory containing the R executable you installed. And, where is the path into which you downloaded Rserve. Example: A user with administrator privileges might run these commands for example. Cd 'C: Program Files RRO R-3.2.2 bin x64' R CMD INSTALL -l 'C: Program Files RRO R-3.2.2 library' '%homepath% Downloads ' - The prerequisites for DeployR Open are now installed. You can begin installing the main server for DeployR Open now.
Basic DeployR Install for Windows The basic installation of DeployR installs the DeployR main server. DeployR Enterprise customers can also for optimized workload distribution.
DeployR Enterprise Only: Get DeployR Enterprise today to take advantage of great DeployR features like and. DeployR Enterprise is part of Microsoft R Server. After installing, install DeployR as follows:. To install properly on Windows, you must have administrator privileges. Log in as a user with administrator rights. Also, you may need to temporarily turn off or disable your anti-virus software to complete the installation process.
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Turn it back on as soon as you are finished. Download and launch the DeployR installer files. For DeployR Enterprise, download DeployR-Enterprise-8.0.0.exe, which can be found in the Microsoft R Server package, and launch this installer. If you cannot find this file. For DeployR Open, download DeployR-Open-8.0.0.exe and launch the installer.
If a message appears onscreen during installation asking whether you want to “allow the following program to make changes to this computer”, click Continue. When prompted, accept the installation of any missing required for this version of DeployR. When prompted, choose to accept the default installation directory or enter a unique directory path for this version of DeployR. Follow the onscreen prompts to complete the installation.
When the setup completes, a script is launched to finalize the installation. This step can take a few minutes. This script generates backup copies of the files that are changed. Each backup file uses the original name but with the suffix YYYY-MM-DD HH-MM such as deployr.groovy.2016-02-1608-05.
Additionally, the script generates a log file called%TEMP% DeployR-configuration.log containing the steps taken during this configuration process. When the script is complete, press the Enter key to exit the window. If you are provisioning your server on a cloud service such as, you must:. Set the DeployR to the external Public IP or else you will not be able to access to the DeployR landing page or other DeployR components after installation and be sure the automatic detection of IP address: (Setup: ). Open 8000, 8001, and 8006: (Setup: ).
Open the same DeployR ports. The basic installation of DeployR is now complete - What's Next After Installing?. Verify your install by running a from the DeployR landing page. Log in as 'admin' with the password changeme at You are the first time. Consult the for additional help or post questions to our.
(DeployR Enterprise only). Follow the topics in that section in the order in which they are presented., including the RBroker framework and client libraries.
in the Administration Console. Then, provide each user with their username and password as well as the address of the DeployR landing page. Review the to get up and running quickly. Also available are the guide and the guide. Grid Node Install for Windows When you install the DeployR server, one local grid node is installed automatically for you.
DeployR Open supports only this single node installed on localhost with a. DeployR Enterprise, on the other hand, allows you to point this default grid node to a remote location, customize its slot limit, and even add additional grid nodes to scale for increasing load. This option also assumes that you have already installed the DeployR server. Get DeployR Enterprise today to take advantage of great DeployR features like and. DeployR Enterprise is part of Microsoft R Server. Tip. For help in determining the right number of grid nodes for you, refer to the document.
Once you have installed and configured one grid node, you can copy the files over from the server that has already been set up over to the next one. Install each grid node on a separate host machine. After installing the, install each grid node on a separate machine as follows:. Log in to the machine on which you install the grid node with administrator rights.
Install Microsoft R Server and RServe on the grid node machine. Download the node installer file, DeployR-Enterprise-node-8.0.0.exe, which can be found in the Microsoft R Server package. If you cannot find this file.
Launch the installer, DeployR-Enterprise-node-8.0.0.exe. If a message appears onscreen during installation asking whether you want to “allow the following program to make changes to this computer”, click Continue.
When the script is complete, press the Enter key to exit the window. Repeat these steps on each machine that hosts a remote grid node. When the installer completes, log in to the DeployR landing page as 'admin' at where is the IP of the main DeployR server. Go to the Administrative Console and. Return to the landing page and run a. Consult the for help. The grid node installation is now complete - Installing on Linux.
Important. Always install the DeployR main server first before installing any grid nodes. We highly recommend installing DeployR on a dedicated server machine.
Review the before you continue. If you already have a version of DeployR, carefully follow the before continuing. The Ubuntu and openSUSE releases of DeployR Open are experimental and not officially supported. They are not available for DeployR Enterprise. Dependencies for Linux Before you can install DeployR on the main server machine, a remote database (DeployR Enterprise only), or any additional grid node (DeployR Enterprise only), you must manually install the following dependencies.
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All other dependencies will be installed for you. DeployR depends on the manual installation and configuration of these dependencies. Dependency DeployR Server DeployR Grid Node Java™ Runtime Environment 8 or 7u13 (or later) Yes No R Engine: - DeployR Enterprise: 8.0 and its dependencies - DeployR Open: v8.0.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 or R v3.1.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 Yes Yes DeployR Rserve 7.4.2 Yes Yes MongoDB 2.6.7 for DeployR Enterprise MongoDB is licensed by MongoDB, Inc. Under the Affero GPL 3.0 license; commercial licenses are also available. Additional information on MongoDB licensing is available.
Yes No make, gcc, gfortran Yes Yes nfs-utils and nfs-utils-lib Note: On Ubuntu, install nfs-common to get nfs-utils. Yes, for Yes, for To install the required dependencies:. On the main DeployR server, install Java™ Runtime Environment 8 or 7u13 (or later), a dependency of DeployR, as follows.
For more help installing Java or setting the path, refer to oracle.com. Java is only required on the main DeployR server. and install it OR install using your local package manager. Set JAVAHOME to the installation path for the JDK or JRE you installed. For example, if the installation path was /usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.8.045/jre, then the command would be: export JAVAHOME=/usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.8.045/jre. Install R, another dependency, for your edition of DeployR.
DeployR Enterprise 8.0.0 requires, which includes ScaleR for multi-processor and big data support. Follow the instructions provided with Microsoft R Server to install it as well as any of its dependencies.
If you cannot find the proper version of Microsoft R Server. DeployR Open 8.0.0 requires either v8.0.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 or R v3.1.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2. Is the enhanced distribution of R from Microsoft.
Install DeployR Rserve 7.4.2, a dependency of DeployR, after Microsoft R Server, Revolution R Open, or R is installed as follows:. Run the following command to install RServe: R CMD INSTALL deployrRserve7.4.2.tar.gz. For DeployR Enterprise only: Prepare for MongoDB 2.6.7. Untar the MongoDB download into home directory of the user who is installing DeployR Enterprise.
For example: /home/deployr-user/. The DeployR Enterprise installer finds it later. MongoDB is licensed by MongoDB, Inc. Under the Affero GPL 3.0 license; commercial licenses are also available.
Additional information on MongoDB licensing is available. Make sure the system repositories are up-to-date prior to installing DeployR. The following commands do not install anything; however running them ensures that the repositories contain the latest software: Run the following command: Redhat / CentOS: sudo yum clean all Ubuntu: sudo apt-get update openSUSE / SLES: sudo zypper clean -all. Install the following packages ( make, gcc, and gfortran) if missing: Install packages as root or a user with sudo permissions. Redhat / CentOS:.
Check if the packages are already installed. Yum list make gcc gfortran.
Install any missing packages: #if make is missing, run yum install make #if gcc is missing, run yum install gcc #if gfortran is missing, run yum install gfortran Ubuntu:. Check if the packages are already installed.
Dpkg -l make gcc gfortran. Install any missing packages: #if make is missing, run sudo apt-get install make #if gcc is missing, run sudo apt-get install gcc #if gfortran is missing, run sudo apt-get install gfortran openSUSE / SLES:. Check if the packages are already installed. Sudo zypper search -i make sudo zypper search -i gcc sudo zypper search -i gfortran. Install any missing packages: #if make is missing, run sudo zypper install make #if gcc is missing, run sudo zypper install gcc #if gfortran is missing, run sudo zypper install gfortran - The prerequisites are now installed. You can begin installing DeployR now.
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Basic DeployR Install for Linux The basic installation of DeployR installs the DeployR main server and configure a local MongoDB database on the same machine. DeployR Enterprise Only: In addition to this basic installation, DeployR Enterprise customers can also use a or install for optimized workload distribution. DeployR Enterprise After installing, install DeployR Enterprise as follows:. Log in to the operating system. Create the deployrdownload directory and go to that directory.
At the prompt, type: Examples are written for user deployr-user. For another user, update the commands accordingly. Mkdir /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload cd /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload. Download the software, DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz, using the link in your customer welcome letter. Unzip the tar file contents, go the installFiles directory, and launch the installation script.
At the prompt, type: tar -xzf DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz cd installFiles./installDeployREnterprise.sh. When the installer starts, accept the terms of the agreement to continue. Choose Option 1. This installs the DeployR server along with a local database. Follow the onscreen installer prompts.
If you are keeping an older version of DeployR on this same machine for the purposes of migrating data, for example, then be sure to install this version in its own directory. If you are provisioning your server on a cloud service such as, you must:. Set the DeployR to the external Public IP or else you will not be able to access to the DeployR landing page or other DeployR components after installation and be sure the automatic detection of IP address: (Setup: ). Open 8000, 8001, and 8006: (Setup: ). The basic installation of DeployR is now complete - DeployR Open After installing, install DeployR Open as follows:. Log in to the operating system.
Create the deployrdownload directory and go to that directory. At the prompt, type: Examples are written for user deployr-user. For another user, update the commands accordingly. Mkdir /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload cd /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload. Download the install bundle for DeployR Open, DeployR-Open-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz. Unzip the tar file contents, go the installFiles directory, and launch the installation script. At the prompt, type: tar -xzf DeployR-Open-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz cd installFiles./installDeployROpen.sh.
When the installer starts, accept the terms of the agreement to continue. When prompted by the installer, choose installation Option 1. This installs the DeployR server along with a local database. Follow the remaining onscreen installer prompts. If you are keeping an older version of DeployR on this same machine for the purposes of migrating data, for example, then be sure to install this version in its own directory. If you are provisioning your server on a cloud service such as, you must:. Set the DeployR to the external Public IP or else you will not be able to access to the DeployR landing page or other DeployR components after installation and be sure the automatic detection of IP address.
Open 8000, 8001, and 8006. The basic installation of DeployR is now complete - What's Next After Installing?. Verify your install by running a from the DeployR landing page. Log in as 'admin' with the password changeme at You are the first time. Consult the for additional help or post questions to our.
(DeployR Enterprise only). Follow the topics in that section in the order in which they are presented., including the RBroker framework and client libraries. in the Administration Console. Then, provide each user with their username and password as well as the address of the DeployR landing page. Review the to get up and running quickly.
Also available are the guide and the guide. Grid Node Install for Linux When you install the DeployR server, one local grid node is installed automatically for you. DeployR Open supports only this single node installed on localhost with a. DeployR Enterprise, on the other hand, allows you to point this default grid node to a remote location, customize its slot limit, and even add additional grid nodes to scale for increasing load. This option also assumes that you have already installed DeployR using Option 1 or Option 3.
Tip. For help in determining the right number of grid nodes for you, refer to the document. Once you have installed and configured one grid node, you can copy the files over from the server that has already been set up over to the next one. Install each grid node on a separate host machine. After installing the main, install each grid node on a separate machine as follows:.
Log in to the operating system on the machine on which you install the grid node. Install Microsoft R Server and RServe on the grid node machine. Create the deployrdownload directory and go to that directory. At the prompt, type: Examples are written for user deployr-user. For another user, update the commands accordingly. Mkdir /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload cd /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload. Download the software, DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz, using the link in your customer welcome letter.
Unzip the tar file contents, go the installFiles directory, and launch the installation script. At the prompt, type: tar -xzf DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz cd installFiles./installDeployREnterprise.sh.
When the installer starts, accept the terms of the agreement to continue. When prompted by the installer, choose installation Option 4 and follow the onscreen installer prompts. This installs a remote grid node. Enter the directory path in which to install. If you are keeping an older version of DeployR on this same machine for the purposes of migrating data, for example, then be sure to install this version in its own directory. When the installer completes, log in to the DeployR landing page as 'admin' at where is the IP of the main DeployR server.
Go to the Administrative Console and. Return to the landing page and run a. Consult the for help or post questions to our. The grid node installation is now complete - DeployR Install with Remote Database DeployR Enterprise on Linux supports the installation of a remote database for DeployR. This requires that you first install that database on one machine, and then install followed by DeployR on a second machine.
Part A: Installing the Remote Database for DeployR (Option 2). Log in to the operating system on the machine on which you install the database. Create the deployrdownload directory and go to that directory. At the prompt, type: Examples are written for user deployr-user.
For another user, update the commands accordingly. Mkdir /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload cd /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload. Download the software, DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz, using the link in your customer welcome letter. Unzip the tar file contents, go the installFiles directory, and launch the installation script.
At the prompt, type: tar -xzf DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz cd installFiles./installDeployREnterprise.sh. When the installer starts, accept the terms of the agreement to continue.
When prompted by the installer, choose installation Option 2 and follow the onscreen installer prompts. This installs the database that is used remotely by DeployR server. This option assumes that you will install Option 3 on another machine after installing Option 2. Enter the directory path in which to install. If you are keeping an older version of DeployR on this same machine for the purposes of migrating data, for example, then be sure to install this version in its own directory. If using, add the MongoDB port to the firewall settings to allow communications from the DeployR main server. For this release, add 8003.
Once the database has been installed, go to the machine on which you will install DeployR and follow the steps in the next section. Part B: Installing DeployR for Use with a Remote Database (Option 3) Install DeployR as follows:. Install. Log in to the operating system on the machine on which you want to install DeployR. Create the deployrdownload directory and go to that directory. At the prompt, type: Examples are written for user deployr-user.
For another user, update the commands accordingly. Mkdir /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload cd /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload.
Download the software, DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz, using the link in your customer welcome letter. Unzip the tar file contents, go the installFiles directory, and launch the installation script. At the prompt, type: tar -xzf DeployR-Enterprise-Linux-8.0.0.tar.gz cd installFiles./installDeployREnterprise.sh.
When the installer starts, accept the terms of the agreement to continue. When prompted by the installer, choose installation Option 3. This installs the DeployR server and configure it for the remote database you installed above. Enter the directory path in which to install. If you are keeping an older version of DeployR on this same machine for the purposes of migrating data, for example, then be sure to install this version in its own directory. Enter and confirm IP address or hostname for the remote MongoDB database server and follow the prompts.
Enter the port number for Tomcat or accept the default. If you are provisioning your server on a cloud service such as, you must:. Set the DeployR to the external Public IP or else you will not be able to access to the DeployR landing page or other DeployR components after installation and be sure the automatic detection of IP address. Open 8000, 8001, and 8006.
The installation of the remote database and DeployR is now complete - What's Next After Installing?. Verify your install by running a from the DeployR landing page. Log in as 'admin' with the password changeme at You are the first time. Consult the for additional help. (DeployR Enterprise only).
Follow the topics in that section in the order in which they are presented., including the RBroker framework and client libraries. in the Administration Console. Then, provide each user with their username and password as well as the address of the DeployR landing page. Review the to get up and running quickly. Also available are the guide and the guide.
Installing on Mac OS X. Important. We highly recommend installing DeployR on a dedicated server machine.
The Mac OS X release of DeployR is experimental, and therefore not officially supported. It is not available for DeployR Enterprise.
See the list of for more. Dependencies Before you can install DeployR on the main server machine, you must manually install the following dependencies. All other dependencies are installed for you. Dependency DeployR Server Java™ Development Kit 8 or 7u13 (or later) Yes Revolution R Open v8.0.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 or else R v3.1.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 Yes DeployR Rserve 7.4.2 Yes nfs-utils and nfs-utils-lib Yes, for To install the required dependencies:. On the main DeployR server, install Java™ Development Kit 8 or 7u13 (or later), a dependency of DeployR, as follows. For more help installing Java or setting the path, refer to oracle.com.
and install it. Set JAVAHOME to the installation path for the JDK you installed. For example, if the installation path was JAVAHOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.045.jdk, then the command would be: export JAVAHOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.045.jdk/Contents/Home. Install v8.0.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 or R v3.1.x, 3.2.0 - 3.2.2 on the DeployR Open host. If you intend to use CRAN R for DeployR, you must explicitly define your preferred R mirror address as follows:.
Go to /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/etc. Create a file called Rprofile.site. In that new file, add the following line and substitute your preferred R mirror address.
For example, here is the address snapshot used for Revolution R Open 3.2.2, such as the options(repos = c(CRAN = 'options(repos = c(CRAN = 'YOUR FAVORITE MIRROR')). Install DeployR Rserve 7.4.2 after Revolution R Open or R as follows:. the Mac OS X file of DeployR Rserve 7.4.2. Choose the file version for the version of R or RRO you installed in the previous step. Change to the directory where the file was downloaded. Run the following command to install RServe: Some browsers change the file extension to a.tar upon download. If this occurs, then update the following command accordingly.
If you have RRO 3.2.x or R 3.2.x, then run this command: R CMD INSTALL deployrRserve7.4.2forR3.2.x.tgz. If you have RRO RRO 8.x or R 3.1.x, then run this command: R CMD INSTALL deployrRserve7.4.2forR3.1.x.tgz Installing DeployR for Mac OS X After installing, install DeployR Open as follows: Examples on this site are written for user deployr-user. For another user, update the commands accordingly. Log in to the operating system.
Create the /deployrdownload directory into which the tar file is downloaded. At the prompt, type: mkdir /deployrdownload. Download the install bundle, DeployR-Open-OSX-8.0.0.tar.gz to the newly created /deployrdownload directory. You may need to move the file to that directory.
Unzip the tar file contents, go the installFiles directory, and launch the installation script. At the prompt, type: cd /deployrdownload tar -xzf DeployR-Open-OSX-8.0.0.tar.gz cd installFiles./installDeployROpen.sh. When the installer starts, accept the terms of the agreement to continue. When prompted by the installer, choose installation Option 1. This installs the DeployR server. Follow the remaining onscreen installer prompts. If you are keeping an older version of DeployR on this same machine for the purposes of migrating data, for example, then be sure to install this version in its own directory.
The basic installation of DeployR is now complete - What's Next After Installing?. Verify your install by running a from the DeployR landing page. Log in as 'admin' with the password changeme at You are the first time. Consult the for additional help or post questions to our. Follow the topics in that section in the order in which they are presented., including the RBroker framework and client libraries. in the Administration Console. Then, provide each user with their username and password as well as the address of the DeployR landing page.
Review the to get up and running quickly. Also available are the guide and the guide. Upgrading DeployR Carefully follow these migration instructions before you install a more recent version of DeployR to migrate users, R Scripts, projects, other DeployR data as well as to learn how to update/preserve client application files. These migration steps apply to RevoDeployR 7.0 and DeployR 7.1 - 7.4.1: If you want to upgrade or reinstall your version or R or Microsoft R Server,. DeployR Enterprise Only: To extend the DeployR server's grid beyond the Default Grid Node, install all of the grid nodes you want to use, and then configure them in The Grid tab in the Administration Console.
Get DeployR Enterprise today to take advantage of great DeployR features like and. Note that DeployR Enterprise is part of Microsoft R Server. Migrating to 8.0.0 The following instructions walk you through a migration of DeployR 7.4.1 or earlier to the current version of DeployR. To migrate:. Be sure to review the following:. Do not uninstall your older version of DeployR until you have backed up the data you want to keep and completed the data migration. While it is technically possible to run instances of two different versions of DeployR side by side on a single machine, we strongly recommend that you dedicate one machine for each server instance that is in production so as to avoid resource contention.
Grid node configurations will not work after migration due to their dependence on a specific version of DeployR. After migrating, you will notice that the old grid configuration has been carried over to the newly installed DeployR version.
However, since those grid nodes are not compatible with the DeployR 8.0.0 server, they appear highlighted in the Administration Console when you first start the DeployR server. This highlighting indicates that a node is unresponsive. We recommend deleting these old grid nodes in the Administration Console the first time you log in to the console. Ensure your previous version of DeployR is running and that all users are logged out of the version.
Install and configure DeployR 8.0.0 and all its dependencies for your operating system ( ). Ensure that all users are logged out of DeployR 8.0.0 as well. Run the DeployR 8.0.0 migration script as follows. This script shuts down the DeployR 8.0.0 server, back up data in the MongoDB database of the previous version of DeployR, restore it into the DeployR 8.0.0 MongoDB database, and restart the DeployR 8.0.0 server.
Type the following at a command prompt: Linux / Mac OS X: cd /deployr/tools./databaseUtils.sh Windows: cd deployr tools./databaseUtils.bat Where is the full path to the DeployR 8.0.0 server installation directory. When prompted by the migration script:. Choose option 1 to migrate the database. Enter the version from which you are migrating as X.Y (for example, 7.3).
Enter the database password if you are migrating from 7.3 or later. You can find this password in the deployr.groovy file. Enter the hostname on which MongoDB was installed.
The hostname (or ip) is localhost unless you installed a remote database. Enter the MongoDB port number. By default, the MongoDB port number ends in 03 prefixed by the version number, such as 7303. Log in to the DeployR 8.0.0 Administration Console. In the Grid tab of the console, delete any of the old node configurations since those are version-specific and cannot be reused. In the R Scripts tab of the console, repopulate the DeployR 8.0.0 example scripts that were lost when you migrated your data from a previous version of DeployR to version 8.0.0 in a step 5.
Click Import R Scripts. Select the example script named DeployR8.0ExampleScripts.csv. By default, this file is installed under /deployr/. Click Load. Choose Import All. Enter the username testuser for the field Assign username as author for the selected scripts. Click Import.
Preserve and update any JavaScript client application files. Before you deploy any JavaScript client application files to DeployR 8.0.0, update the client files so that they use the current version of jsDeployR. After installation, update your application files to use the latest. Configuring DeployR After you install DeployR, review the following topics: For the best results, respect the order in which the following information is presented when configuring DeployR. Updating Your Firewall For Linux / Mac OS X: If you are using the IPTABLES firewall or equivalent service for your server, use the iptables command (or equivalent command/tool) to open the following ports: If you are provisioning your server on a cloud service such as or VirtualBox, then you must also configure endpoints for these ports (or use port-forwarding for VirtualBox).
Note. If you have made any changes to the port numbers designated for communications between DeployR and any of its dependencies, add those port numbers instead. For NFS ports for external directory support, see the Configuration section of the document.
Changing Default Passwords DeployR is delivered with two user accounts: 'admin' and testuser. You must change the default password to the 'admin' account the first time you log in.
Go to the DeployR landing page. After installing, you can log in to the DeployR landing page at is the IP address of the DeployR main server machine. If you do not have a username or password, please contact your administrator. Log in as the default administrator using the following: username: 'admin' password: changeme You are redirected to the reset password page.
Enter a new password and confirm this new password for 'admin'. To manage and create new user accounts, log in to the Administration Console as 'admin' and go to the Users tab and. We also recommend that you change the passwords to the other. Configuring Public Access When the wrong IP is defined, you will not be able to access to the DeployR landing page or other DeployR components after installation or reboot. In some cases, the wrong IP address may be automatically assigned during installation or when the machine is rebooted, and that address may not be the only IP address for this machine or may not be publicly accessible. If this case, you must update the server Web context address.
To fix this issue, ensure that:. The appropriate external server IP address and port number are defined as the Server web context. For Azure & AWS services: Set the server Web context to the external Public IP. (Learn more: ). The autodetection of the IP address is disabled. To make changes to the IP address:. Either, edit the Server web context and Disable IP auto-detection settings the tab.
Log in to the Administration Console as described in the. Or, you can run the. Configuring the DeployR Grid More DeployR Power: DeployR Enterprise offers the ability to expand your Grid framework for load distribution by installing and additional grid nodes. Get DeployR Enterprise today to take advantage of great DeployR features like and.
Note that DeployR Enterprise is part of Microsoft R Server. Log in to the Administration Console as described in the. Click The Grid in the main menu. If any additional grid nodes were installed, besides the DeployR Default Node, click New Grid Node and configure the Name, Host, Operating Type and External Directory for each node. Grid node configurations are dependent on a specific version of DeployR; therefore, any migrated configurations are not forward compatible. You must redefine any grid nodes in the Administration Console.
Configuring SELinux (Linux Only) Configure SELinux to permit access to DeployR using one of these options:. To benefit from the protection of SELinux, enable SELinux and configure the appropriate SELinux exception policies as described here:. Disable SELinux so that access to DeployR is allowed as follows:.
In /etc/selinux/config, set SELINUX=disabled. Save the changes.
Reboot the machine. Uninstalling DeployR Follow the instructions provided for your operating system. Uninstalling on Linux Remember to uninstall DeployR on both the main server and any other grid node machines. Examples are written for user deployr-user. For another user, update the commands accordingly.
To uninstall the DeployR main server:. Stop the Tomcat, RServe and MongoDB services. At the prompt, type: /home/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0/stopAll.sh. Remove DeployR, Tomcat, RServe, and MongoDB directories. At the prompt, type: rm -rf /home/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0. Remove extraneous files. At the prompt, type: rm -rf /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload.
If MongoDB is on a remote machine, then stop the process and remove the associated directories. At the prompt, type: /home/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0/mongo/mongod.sh stop rm -rf /home/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0 rm -rf /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload.
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If a non-default data directory (dbpath) for the MongoDB database was used, then remove that directory as well. For example, if you configure MongoDB to use the data directory, /home/deployr-user/mongo/deployr-database, then you must remove that directory as well. For this example, you would type: rm -rf /home/deployr-user/mongo/deployr-database To uninstall remote grid nodes: Repeat these steps on each grid node machine. Stop the RServe service. At the prompt, type: /home/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0/rserve/rserve.sh stop. Remove DeployR and RServe directories. At the prompt, type: rm -rf /home/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0.
Remove the extraneous files and directory. At the prompt, type: rm -rf /home/deployr-user/deployrdownload Uninstalling on Windows.
Stop the Tomcat, RServe and MongoDB services as. Remove DeployR using the Windows instructions for uninstalling a program specific to your version of Windows. For example, on Windows 8, choose Control Panel Programs & Features Uninstall. Manually remove the DeployR install directory, by default C: Program Files Microsoft DeployR-8.0. Remember to uninstall DeployR on both the main server and any other grid node machines. Uninstalling on Mac OS X Examples are written for user deployr-user.
For another user, update the commands accordingly. To uninstall the DeployR:. Stop the Tomcat, RServe and MongoDB services. At the prompt, type: /Users/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0/stopAll.sh. Remove DeployR, Tomcat, RServe, and MongoDB directories. At the prompt, type: rm -rf /Users/deployr-user/deployr/8.0.0. Remove extraneous files.
At the prompt, type: rm -rf /Users/deployr-user/deployrdownload. If a non-default data directory (dbpath) for the MongoDB database was used, then remove that directory as well. For example, if you configure MongoDB to use the data directory, /Users/deployr-user/mongo/deployr-database, then you must remove that directory as well. For this example, you would type: rm -rf /Users/deployr-user/mongo/deployr-database.
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