Hi Team,

Preparing a new integration server by following the below link:

   $https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

On step:5 it is mentioned to run the $resilient-circuits config -c , while running the command getting below error:

[integration@localhost root]$ resilient-circuits config -c

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/local/bin/resilient-circuits", line 5, in <module>

from resilient_circuits.bin.resilient_circuits_cmd import main

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resilient_circuits'

[integration@localhost root]$

Any leads it will be helpful.

Hello, 

What Operating System are you using? 
Can you verify the Python version you're running? python --version

The prerequisites state you must be running Python 3.6.x or 3.9.x - Minimum system requirements for installing the Integration server - IBM Documentation

Based on the error, i'm assuming your system is running Python 2.x 

Hope this helps :) 
Daryl Ladd

Hi Team,

Preparing a new integration server by following the below link:

   $https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

On step:5 it is mentioned to run the $resilient-circuits config -c , while running the command getting below error:

[integration@localhost root]$ resilient-circuits config -c

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/local/bin/resilient-circuits", line 5, in <module>

from resilient_circuits.bin.resilient_circuits_cmd import main

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resilient_circuits'

[integration@localhost root]$

Any leads it will be helpful.

Hi @Daryl Ladd,

Thanks for the response.

RHEL 8.7 and Python Version is 3.9.16.

Hello, 

What Operating System are you using? 
Can you verify the Python version you're running? python --version

The prerequisites state you must be running Python 3.6.x or 3.9.x - Minimum system requirements for installing the Integration server - IBM Documentation

Based on the error, i'm assuming your system is running Python 2.x 

Hope this helps :) 
Daryl Ladd

Hi Team,

Preparing a new integration server by following the below link:

   $https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

On step:5 it is mentioned to run the $resilient-circuits config -c , while running the command getting below error:

[integration@localhost root]$ resilient-circuits config -c

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/local/bin/resilient-circuits", line 5, in <module>

from resilient_circuits.bin.resilient_circuits_cmd import main

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resilient_circuits'

[integration@localhost root]$

Any leads it will be helpful.

Are there other versions of Python installed on the system? I tested on my end and while I had Python 3.9.16 installed, Pip3 resorted to using the 3.6 that was installed on the system. After removing the old Python, it ran using the upgraded Python version. I also alias'd Python to Python39 using this doc Chapter 38. Configuring the unversioned Python Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 | Red Hat Customer Portal

Hi @Daryl Ladd,

Thanks for the response.

RHEL 8.7 and Python Version is 3.9.16.

Hello, 

What Operating System are you using? 
Can you verify the Python version you're running? python --version

The prerequisites state you must be running Python 3.6.x or 3.9.x - Minimum system requirements for installing the Integration server - IBM Documentation

Based on the error, i'm assuming your system is running Python 2.x 

Hope this helps :) 
Daryl Ladd

Hi Team,

Preparing a new integration server by following the below link:

   $https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

On step:5 it is mentioned to run the $resilient-circuits config -c , while running the command getting below error:

[integration@localhost root]$ resilient-circuits config -c

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/local/bin/resilient-circuits", line 5, in <module>

from resilient_circuits.bin.resilient_circuits_cmd import main

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resilient_circuits'

[integration@localhost root]$

Any leads it will be helpful.

Hi @Daryl Ladd

No other Python version is available on the server.

Getting error while running the command resilient-circuits config -c  as integration user.

I have bit confused with the documentation: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

Step 3 says we need to execute as a root user, the step 5 says we need to execute the command as resilient-circuits config -c as root user.

If we execute the command as resilient-circuits config -c as root user how the app.config file get creates under /home/integration/ folder as root user it creates under /root folder right?

Are there other versions of Python installed on the system? I tested on my end and while I had Python 3.9.16 installed, Pip3 resorted to using the 3.6 that was installed on the system. After removing the old Python, it ran using the upgraded Python version. I also alias'd Python to Python39 using this doc Chapter 38. Configuring the unversioned Python Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 | Red Hat Customer Portal

Hi @Daryl Ladd,

Thanks for the response.

RHEL 8.7 and Python Version is 3.9.16.

Hello, 

What Operating System are you using? 
Can you verify the Python version you're running? python --version

The prerequisites state you must be running Python 3.6.x or 3.9.x - Minimum system requirements for installing the Integration server - IBM Documentation

Based on the error, i'm assuming your system is running Python 2.x 

Hope this helps :) 
Daryl Ladd

Hi Team,

Preparing a new integration server by following the below link:

   $https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

On step:5 it is mentioned to run the $resilient-circuits config -c , while running the command getting below error:

[integration@localhost root]$ resilient-circuits config -c

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/local/bin/resilient-circuits", line 5, in <module>

from resilient_circuits.bin.resilient_circuits_cmd import main

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resilient_circuits'

[integration@localhost root]$

Any leads it will be helpful.

Greetings!

Might be a bit late, but anyways.

If you are using root (or sudo) to execute the command, make sure that you have installed the packages using the same user, as python virtual envs differ from user to user. Similarly, if you used sudo to install the pip packages, you might run into some issues.

It is weird that the documentation states to use root while installing the packages. Installing python packages while root or with sudo is usually a malpractice and pip advises against it.

As this is post is old, did you find the issue?

Cheers!

Hi @Daryl Ladd

No other Python version is available on the server.

Getting error while running the command resilient-circuits config -c  as integration user.

I have bit confused with the documentation: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

Step 3 says we need to execute as a root user, the step 5 says we need to execute the command as resilient-circuits config -c as root user.

If we execute the command as resilient-circuits config -c as root user how the app.config file get creates under /home/integration/ folder as root user it creates under /root folder right?

Are there other versions of Python installed on the system? I tested on my end and while I had Python 3.9.16 installed, Pip3 resorted to using the 3.6 that was installed on the system. After removing the old Python, it ran using the upgraded Python version. I also alias'd Python to Python39 using this doc Chapter 38. Configuring the unversioned Python Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 | Red Hat Customer Portal

Hi @Daryl Ladd,

Thanks for the response.

RHEL 8.7 and Python Version is 3.9.16.

Hello, 

What Operating System are you using? 
Can you verify the Python version you're running? python --version

The prerequisites state you must be running Python 3.6.x or 3.9.x - Minimum system requirements for installing the Integration server - IBM Documentation

Based on the error, i'm assuming your system is running Python 2.x 

Hope this helps :) 
Daryl Ladd

Hi Team,

Preparing a new integration server by following the below link:

   $https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sqsp/49?topic=system-installing-resilient-circuits

On step:5 it is mentioned to run the $resilient-circuits config -c , while running the command getting below error:

[integration@localhost root]$ resilient-circuits config -c

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/local/bin/resilient-circuits", line 5, in <module>

from resilient_circuits.bin.resilient_circuits_cmd import main

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'resilient_circuits'

[integration@localhost root]$

Any leads it will be helpful.