You may have experienced degraded performance running DeployR Enterprise with Revolution R Enterprise 7.4.0 on Linux. This is due to a compiler option in RRE 7.4.0. To remediate this problem, you’ll need to install a patched version for RRE 7.4.0 as described in the following steps.
1. Stop DeployR.
/home/deployr-user/7.4.0/stopAll.sh
2. Uninstall RRE 7.4 as root using the uninstallation instructions provided with RRE.
cd /usr/lib64/Revo-7.4
./uninstall_revo.sh
3. Install RRO-8.0.3 as root using the installers and instructions available here.
4. Install RRE Connector as root.
Note: You must override the default path. For example, use /usr/lib64/RRO-8.0.3 when asked for path to R.
tar xzf Revolution-R-Connector-7.4.0-RHEL6.tar.gz
cd rrconn
./install_rr_conn.sh
5. Install RRE Enterprise as root.
Note: You must override the default path. For example, use /usr/lib64/RRO-8.0.3 when asked for path to R.
tar xzf Revolution-R-Enterprise-7.4.0-RHEL6.tar.gz
cd rrent
./install_rr_ent.sh
1. Stop DeployR.
/home/deployr-user/7.4.0/stopAll.sh
2. Uninstall RRE 7.4 as root using the uninstallation instructions provided with RRE.
cd /usr/lib64/Revo-7.4
./uninstall_revo.sh
3. Install RRO-8.0.3 as root using the installers and instructions available here.
4. Install RRE Connector as root.
Note: You must override the default path. For example, use /usr/lib64/RRO-8.0.3 when asked for path to R.
tar xzf Revolution-R-Connector-7.4.0-RHEL6.tar.gz
cd rrconn
./install_rr_conn.sh
5. Install RRE Enterprise as root.
Note: You must override the default path. For example, use /usr/lib64/RRO-8.0.3 when asked for path to R.
tar xzf Revolution-R-Enterprise-7.4.0-RHEL6.tar.gz
cd rrent
./install_rr_ent.sh