It looks like there might be some permission issues with the amp user. Specifically, errors related to pam_unix(sudo:auth) suggest that the amp user might not have the right permissions or there’s an issue with the sudo configuration.
Let’s try a few things:
1. Check sudoers file for AMP user
Make sure the amp user has the required permissions in the sudoers file:
sudo visudo
Add the following line if it’s not already there (or adjust as needed):
amp ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
2. Fix AMP file permissions
Run the following command to fix any potential file permission issues:
sudo -u amp ampinstmgr fixperms
3. Restart AMP
Restart the AMP instance manager service again:
sudo systemctl restart ampinstmgr
4. List instances again
Finally, list the instances to see if they show up:
ampinstmgr -t
Try these steps and let’s see if it resolves the issue!
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