Hue configuration error -/etc/hue/conf.empty - Potential misconfiguration detected

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Configuration files located in /etc/hue/conf.empty

Hi Experts,

I'm newbie to Hadoop , linux environment and Cloudera. I installed cloudera vm 5.7 on my machine and imported mysql data to hdfs using SQOOP. I'm trying to execute to some queries against this data using impala. So, I tried launching HUE. When I launched I could see there is some misconfiguration error.

Error:

Potential misconfiguration detected. Fix and restart Hue.

Steps I have taken to troubleshoot this issue

1)I restarted HUE using below command:

sudo service hue stop

sudo service hue start

2) I tried looking at following directory file ./etc/hue - I could see there are two config folder. One is config and other on config.empty. I couldn't figure out the problem.

But Still I'm facing the same issue.

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You do know you don't need Hue to run Impala queries, right? – OneCricketeer
Yes, Am I trying to access the tools via HUE.Now,I'm struck with it. Insteadof finding a work around solution.I like to fix the issue. – samy
I'm just saying if impala is the end goal here, then the terminal should work. Otherwise, I imagine when you downloaded the quickstart VM hue worked fine and you needed to start it from Cloudera Manager – OneCricketeer
Yes I tried launching Cloudera Manager.But it recursively refreshing the page again and again. I'm learning these tools to enhance my knowledge. So, I want to fix this issue rather finding a work around solution. – samy
Kindly take a look at the URL i.stack.imgur.com/BH1C9.jpg Looking for an assist. – samy

2 Answers

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check out! your internet access from docker/VM, and after lots of messing around trying to figure out why the vmWare Bridge adapter wasn't working, I found my problem was docker. So you have to increase docker memory from UI or command ,mine was 2 I increased to 8 but 4 is ok docker UI

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  1. stop hue : 

    sudo service hue stop

  2. restart HBASE : 

    sudo service hbase-thrift stop;
sudo service hbase-thrift start;

  3. Restart Hive :

    sudo service hive-server2 stop
sudo service hive-server2 start

  4. start hue

    sudo service hue start

  5. Open, http://quickstart.cloudera:8888/about/ : it should work like a charm💫