I've installed the latest version of SLURM 24.11.1 on my server (RHEL 9.5) by building the downloaded zip with

./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/slurm --enable-slurmrestd --with-hwloc
make -j$(nproc)
sudo make install

after the installation the log of slurmrestd says unable to find plugin openapi/v0.0.40 after many time rebuilding and installing the missing plugin is nowhere to find.

Before building I've installed all the necessary dependencies with

sudo dnf install -y json-c-devel libjwt-devel libyaml-devel http-parser-devel

How can I get this needed plugin? My google searches didnt gave me any solution. Also checked the slurm's own website. Any tips?

I've installed the latest version of SLURM 24.11.1 on my server (RHEL 9.5) by building the downloaded zip with

./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/slurm --enable-slurmrestd --with-hwloc
make -j$(nproc)
sudo make install

after the installation the log of slurmrestd says unable to find plugin openapi/v0.0.40 after many time rebuilding and installing the missing plugin is nowhere to find.

Before building I've installed all the necessary dependencies with

sudo dnf install -y json-c-devel libjwt-devel libyaml-devel http-parser-devel

How can I get this needed plugin? My google searches didnt gave me any solution. Also checked the slurm's own website. Any tips?

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If the .so file is there (check in /usr/lib64/slurm), it means probably the shared object cannot be loaded because of a dependency. The -devel packages are needed for compiling, but the actual packages are needed to run so if dnf install lib*-devel does not also install lib*, make sure to install it.

If the .so was not generated, the reason should be clear from the logs of the ./configure step so look for openapi in configure.log. Maybe the compiler failed to detect the needed includes/libraries for some reason.