Normally with Elasticsearch you can run bin/plugin to install Marvel, KOPF etc. However this doesn't seem possible in the Fedora packaging of Elasticsearch.
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(In reply to Jimmy Jones from comment #0) > Normally with Elasticsearch you can run bin/plugin to install Marvel, KOPF > etc. However this doesn't seem possible in the Fedora packaging of > Elasticsearch. Hi! When you look to /usr/libexec/elasticsearch you can see the luncher is pretty minimalistic. Do you have some opinion how to fix your issue? I have never been dealing with plugins.
Probably the easiest option is renaming bin/plugin slightly to be more uniquely named, then sticking it in the usual bin folder. Based on what I'm seeing in 7-zip, the official RPM[1][2] simply sticks "plugin" in /usr/share/bin/ and creates a folder for plugins in /usr/share/elasticsearch/plugins. It'd be nice to see packages for plugins, but that seems impractical due to the community-driven nature of plugins. Plus, the documented experience is being able to run the "plugin" binary. I've filed issue #11651[3] with upstream github repo in hopes that upstream will consider naming their script in a more useful manner. -- [1] https://download.elastic.co/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/elasticsearch-1.6.0.noarch.rpm [2] https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/core/src/packaging/rpm/packaging.properties proves that the packaging process is part of the repo, and therefore under Apache license. Sadly, mostly driven by maven. [3] https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/issues/11651
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