10-20-2016 10:37 AM
The ESA system locked up and had to be rebooted, after it came back up all searches within Message Tracking give no results. An hour later I received the following critical message
The Critical message is:
An application fault occurred: ('lio.pyx coro._coro.lio_request.retire (coro/_coro.c:39687)|175', "<class 'coro._coro.lio_listio_error'>", "(OSError(5, 'Input/output error'),)", '[egg/gcq.py writer_thread|315] [egg/sequential_writer.py flush|53] [egg/blocked_io.py _blocked_write|191] [lio.pyx coro._coro.many_lio_writes (coro/_coro.c:41433)|437] [lio.pyx coro._coro.lio_write (coro/_coro.c:40709)|326] [lio.pyx coro._coro.lio_request.retire (coro/_coro.c:39687)|175]')
Version: 9.7.1-066 Cisco C300V ESA virtual appliance
I attempted to reinitialize the reporting database via the DELETEDB command, but I still see "No Tracking Data is currently available" after waiting 30 mins to see if it started to get populated.
10-20-2016 11:29 AM
Hi Daniel,
The application fault may have been generated as a result of the reboot.
I would recommend opening a TAC case to have the device reviewed for any process that could be causing errors and preventing the tracking database from being populated.
Thanks
Libin Varghese
10-20-2016 11:54 AM
Okay thanks, but I did find the following error which sounds simple to fix if I knew what service did not start.
trackerd.current
Info: Tracking parser connection refused; service may be down
10-20-2016 12:15 PM
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for sharing the error, you did mention deleting the reporting database earlier.
Could you confirm if the tracking database was also re-initialized.
diagnostic -> tracking -> deletedb
trackerd is one of the services which controls message tracking, however can only be restarted by TAC through a remote access to the appliance.
Libin
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