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METRON-634 Mpack bug fixes and improvements, not impacting Ambari database #532
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These changes fix the following significant bugs:
Also the following minor issue corrections and description/comment improvements are made:
These fixes are only the first half of METRON-634. The second half cause changes to the Ambari database, and therefore require an update script. These will be done in a separate PR, when I have time to do it. The changes here are stand-alone improvements.
Contributor Comments
These issues were worked out over several weeks of working with Mpack on Centos7, and documented in METRON-634. @dlyle65535 adopted some into the Ansible work, but most remain to be done.
They have been tested manually, and through a full run of integration test. If you are running Centos7, you will only notice the bug fixes as smoother startup of Elasticsearch.
The description improvements make it easier for manual users of Mpack Ambari install.
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