11-14-2018 09:46 PM - edited 02-21-2020 09:30 PM
Hi all,
I'm having an issue copying some AnyConnect .pkg (the 3 x 4.6.0.3049 webdeploy) files in a live production environment with an ASA5525 Active/Standby failover pair on 9.6(4)17. The error I receive is "%Error copying disk0:/anyconnect-xxx.pkg (No space left on device)" , even though there is ample storage.
I've had a look at this: https://community.cisco.com/t5/firewalls/asa-flash-issue/td-p/2472407 which shows some workarounds.
In trying to work around this error, I've tried the following:
- Reloads on the Standby firewall only (multiple times).
- The "fsck disk0:" command, however that returns "ERROR: There are one or more sw-modules running on the system. Please shut down the sw-modules before attempting to run fsck on disk0:"
(All output attached)
A few questions:
- Is the 'fsck disk0' command done as part of the process of reloading the firewall, even though the firewall is in Standby?
- Any reasoning as to why the disk0 affects software modules running on the system?
Any ideas on the next steps I should take?
Thanks for your assistance in advance,
Ben
11-16-2018 06:27 PM
@begomez wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having an issue copying some AnyConnect .pkg (the 3 x 4.6.0.3049 webdeploy) files in a live production environment with an ASA5525 Active/Standby failover pair on 9.6(4)17. The error I receive is "%Error copying disk0:/anyconnect-xxx.pkg (No space left on device)" , even though there is ample storage.
I've had a look at this: https://community.cisco.com/t5/firewalls/asa-flash-issue/td-p/2472407 which shows some workarounds.
In trying to work around this error, I've tried the following:
- Reloads on the Standby firewall only (multiple times).
- The "fsck disk0:" command, however that returns "ERROR: There are one or more sw-modules running on the system. Please shut down the sw-modules before attempting to run fsck on disk0:"
(All output attached)
A few questions:
- Is the 'fsck disk0' command done as part of the process of reloading the firewall, even though the firewall is in Standby?
- Any reasoning as to why the disk0 affects software modules running on the system?
Any ideas on the next steps I should take?
Thanks for your assistance in advance,
Ben
I'm not sure why it's requiring you to do that, however it is talking about any possible software modules running (firepower module aka sfr most likely). just shut the software modules down before you try to run that.
You can shut them down using:
sw-module module <module name> shutdown
For firepower module use:
sw-module module sfr shutdown
Repeat if necessary for any other modules running on the box. Then try to run fsck again.
01-26-2019 08:51 AM
Upload of AnyConnect pkg files fails with "%Error copying disk0:/anyconnect-xxx.pkg (No space left on device)
Any chance you found a fix? I'm on a 5508-X running iOS 9.10(1). It seems to me that if i upload a file, then delete, it never reclaims the space. I delete 3 files then have no room to upload one. It feels like old times when you had to run squeeze on the file system... The any connect files are like 48MB and it is reporting I have 4GB free.. it shouldn't be a problem. fsck reports no issues... It bombs out during SCP as well as TFTP...
hqfw01# fsck disk0:
fsck.fat 3.0.28 (2015-05-16)
/dev/sdb1: 62 files, 861190/1918808 clusters
fsck of disk0: complete
hqfw01# dir disk0:
Directory of disk0:/
102 -rwx 115316320 12:21:20 Jan 25 2019 asa9101-lfbff-k8.SPA
103 -rwx 61 14:28:40 Jan 25 2019 .boot_string
11 drwx 4096 14:49:38 Jul 26 2017 log
23 drwx 4096 14:50:28 Jul 26 2017 crypto_archive
24 drwx 4096 14:50:30 Jul 26 2017 coredumpinfo
104 -rwx 110408336 17:26:32 Sep 11 2018 asa992-lfbff-k8.SPA
105 -rwx 2488 12:07:34 Sep 07 2018 AnyConnect_client_profile.xml
106 -rwx 45380553 12:26:36 Jan 25 2019 anyconnect-win-4.7.00136-webdeploy-k9.pkg
107 -rwx 32738244 12:22:22 Jan 25 2019 asdm-792-152.bin
6 file(s) total size: 303846002 bytes
7859437568 bytes total (4332003328 bytes free/55% free)
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