Troubleshooting Imunify360 Installation on Linux: Resolving Missing Libraries
When installing security tools like Imunify360 on a Linux system, dependency issues can arise due to missing libraries or incompatible configurations. This guide walks you through resolving a common error encountered during installation:
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The Problem
During installation, you might see an error similar to this:
[root@stack10 ~]# bash i360deploy.sh IPL ... ipset: error while loading shared libraries: libipset.so.13: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [2022-12-21 04:44:14] Your OS virtualization technology kvm has limited support for ipset in containers. Please, contact Imunify360 Support Team.
The key issue here is the missing libipset.so.13
library, which is required by ipset, a tool used by Imunify360 for managing firewall rules.
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Step-by-Step Solution
1. Install the ipset-libs
Package
Run this command to install the missing library:
sudo yum install ipset-libs -y
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2. Verify Library Installation
Confirm the library exists:
ls /usr/lib64/libipset.so.13
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3. Update Dynamic Linker Cache
Update the system’s dynamic linker cache:
sudo ldconfig
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4. Retry Imunify360 Installation
Re-run the installer:
bash i360deploy.sh IPL
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5. Address KVM Virtualization Warning
If the error persists:
- If using a container (e.g., LXC, Docker) or nested virtualization: Contact Imunify360 Support for guidance.
- For critical systems: Install Imunify360 on a bare-metal or non-containerized environment.
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Why Does This Happen?
- Missing Dependencies: The
ipset-libs
package provideslibipset.so.13
, which Imunify360 requires. - Outdated Repositories: Unupdated package managers may lack the latest versions of required packages.
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Additional Checks
1. Update Package Repositories
sudo yum clean all
sudo yum makecache
2. Check ipset
Version
ipset --version
rpm -q ipset ipset-libs
If outdated, reinstall with:
sudo yum reinstall ipset ipset-libs -y
3. Check for Conflicting Packages
rpm -qa | grep ipset
Uninstall conflicting versions if found.
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Final Notes
- Documentation First: Always check the Imunify360 documentation for the latest steps.
- Contact Support: If issues persist, provide:
- Full error logs.
- Output of
uname -a
(system details). - Output of
rpm -qa | grep ipset
.
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Stay Secure & Updated
By following these steps, you can resolve dependency issues and ensure a smooth Imunify360 installation. Keep your system’s packages updated and verify dependencies before deploying security tools!
Leave a comment below if you encountered other errors during installation—we’re here to help!
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