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07-05-2023 05:35 PM - last edited on 07-18-2023 09:07 AM by support_s
07-05-2023 05:35 PM - last edited on 07-18-2023 09:07 AM by support_s
HP-UX 11.31.2305 - Glance 12.20.012 - Non-Fatal Errors
Hello all,
I recently upgraded from HP-UX 11.31.2105 to 11.31.2305. We are now using Glance 12.20.012. When glance is executed as a non-root user, soft errors display on start up such as:
WARNING: Unable to open ".glancerc_hp", "adviser.out", and "glance.err".
Either your $HOME environment is not defined or there is no write
access to your $HOME directory. Hence GlancePlus will save
customize configuration, adviser output and the error log data
to /var/opt/perf directory. To correct this problem set $HOME to
a directory with write permission and re-start GlancePlus.
<Press Return key to continue>
===================== Glance Non-Fatal Error =====================
Version:
User : xxx(/dev/pts/0) Date: Wed Jul 5 18:03:21
File : /nfs-svn-share2/BLR.OvPA.12.20.t/hp1123ipfx64/hpsw-oa/PA//gp/source/glance/glance.c Line: 427
System : hpux B.11.31 ia64
Unable to create /var/opt/perf/glance.err
======================================================================
===================== Glance Non-Fatal Error =====================
Version:
User : xxx(/dev/pts/0) Date: Wed Jul 5 18:03:21
File : /nfs-svn-share2/BLR.OvPA.12.20.t/hp1123ipfx64/hpsw-oa/PA//gp/source/glance/glance.c Line: 434
System : hpux B.11.31 ia64
Unable to duplicate an file descriptor
======================================================================
===================== Glance Non-Fatal Error =====================
Version:
User : xxx(/dev/pts/0) Date: Wed Jul 5 18:03:21
File : /nfs-svn-share2/BLR.OvPA.12.20.t/hp1123ipfx64/hpsw-oa/PA//gp/source/glance/thresholds.c Line: 2339
System : hpux B.11.31 ia64
Cannot write to local thresholds file.
======================================================================
Glance will then open and run from terminal. However, it will also display an error upon exit:
2a1k1d2L 2a2k1d2L 2a3k1d2L 2a4k1d2L 2a5k1d2L 2a6k1d2L 2a7k1d2L 2a8k1d2L 2a1k16d0L f1 2a2k16d0L f2 2a3k16d0L f3 2a4k16d0L f4 2a5k16d0L f5 2a6k16d0L f6 2a7k16d0L f7 2a8k16d0L f8 Cannot write to adviser output file '' , check file permissions
I have verified that $HOME has proper permissions for the user. I have also tried opening up the permissions on /var/opt/perf to no success.
My other systems are running HP-UX 11.31.2105 with Glance 12.10.010 without an issue. This is the first system I have upgraded to 11.31.2305
Is this a known bug? How do I address it?
Thanks
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07-12-2023 03:41 AM
07-12-2023 03:41 AM
Re: HP-UX 11.31.2305 - Glance 12.20.012 - Non-Fatal Errors
The error messages you encountered in Glance on HP-UX 11.31.2305 indicate that there are issues related to file permissions and access. Although the specific cause of the problem may vary, there are a few steps you can take to address this situation:
>> Double-check the permissions of the directories and files mentioned in the error messages. Ensure that the user running Glance has appropriate read and write permissions for the files ".glancerc_hp," "adviser.out," and "glance.err." Also, confirm that the user has write permissions for their $HOME directory.
>> Make sure that the $HOME environment variable is properly defined for the user running Glance. You can set it explicitly in the user's shell startup files (e.g., .profile or .bashrc).
>> Confirm that the files mentioned in the error messages exist. If they are missing, you can create them manually and set the appropriate permissions for the user.
>> Ensure that the Glance installation on the upgraded system is complete and accurate. Compare it with the working installations on other systems running HP-UX 11.31.2105 and Glance 12.10.010. Verify that all necessary files and directories are present and properly configured.
>> I would say Review the documentation and release notes provided by the vendor for Glance version 12.20.012. Check if there are any known issues, bug fixes, or specific configuration requirements related to HP-UX 11.31.2305. It's possible that there might be a bug or compatibility issue that is causing the non-fatal errors you are experiencing.
Remember to back up any files or configurations before making any changes or modifications to your system.
Hope this helps! Let me know
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07-12-2023 05:52 AM
07-12-2023 05:52 AM
Re: HP-UX 11.31.2305 - Glance 12.20.012 - Non-Fatal Errors
Hi Vinky,
I would agree on it being a permission issue as root can run it without issue. I have looked for any rebooted bug or workaround in the published literature and have found none. I have attempted to create files, change permissions, verify $HOME settings (even modify them), etc with no success. People reporting similar issues with Linux installations have also had no success.
This is definitely an internal bug with the product and it has apparently existed for the last couple of revisions now.
The "workaround" right now is using sudo to execute glance as a user
Thanks
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07-12-2023 09:07 AM
07-12-2023 09:07 AM
Re: HP-UX 11.31.2305 - Glance 12.20.012 - Non-Fatal Errors
Hello TheJuiceman,
Please run # swverify \* and make sure that there are no permission issues reported in swagent.log .
You may correct them if there are any .
You may also check the permission of /var/opt/OV/datafiles/sec and make sure that it has, and its contents have permission of 755.
I work for HPE/ I am an HPE Employee (HPE Community)
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[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]
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07-18-2023 07:04 AM
07-18-2023 07:04 AM
Re: HP-UX 11.31.2305 - Glance 12.20.012 - Non-Fatal Errors
Hello,
Thanks for the reply and apology for the delay.
A swverify reports no issues. Same with swagent.log In fact I sent in a getsysinfo to HPE to check and no problems were found.
Permissions on /var/opt/OV/datafiles/sec are 755 owned by bin:bin. This is the same as what is on other systems running previous versions that do not have an issue.
HPE lab have been able to reproduce the error in this version and the one packaged in last year's HP-UX revision (11.31..2205). They have suggested it is an internal Glance bug.
I will post if anything new develops. Thanks for everyone's input.