[7.470][BUG][FIXED] not sure what it is though

Hi,
while investigating sockd issues I found this.

2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]: |=========================================================================
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]: E Not enough arguments!
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  1. core::Ressource::getConfdObject:233() /PerlApp/core/Ressource.pm
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  2. modules::IPTables::Adapters::nat_masq::generateRules:231() /PerlApp/modules/IPTables/Adapters/nat_masq.pm
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  3. modules::IPTables::Adapter::generateAll:123() /PerlApp/modules/IPTables/Adapter.pm
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  4. modules::IPTables::Adapter::load:86() /PerlApp/modules/IPTables/Adapter.pm
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  5. modules::IPTables::Adapters::nat_masq::load:45() /PerlApp/modules/IPTables/Adapters/nat_masq.pm
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  6. core::Config::load:279() /PerlApp/core/Config.pm
2009:07:11-09:46:35 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:  7. main::top-level:177() mdw_deamon.pl
2009:07:11-09:46:36 fw1-on-house middleware[3320]:

0 Astaro Beta Bot over 16 years ago

Astaro Beta Report
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Version: 7.470
Type: BUG
State: FIXED
Reporter: RFCat_vk
Contributor: 
MantisID: 10934
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0 andyk007 over 16 years ago

to see what is going wrong in this case we need following files at the time the message appeared:

/tmp/mdwdebug.log
/tmp/confd-debug.log

greetings
Andreas
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 16 years ago in reply to andyk007

Hi Andreas,
how do I get the files out of the ASG?

If I use a usb stick, how do I mount it?

Ian M
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0 andyk007 over 16 years ago

go to the folder vor example /tmp/

cp /tmp/mdwdebug.log /home/login/
chown loginuser.users /home/login/*

connect with winscp to the astaro and copy the files located in /home/login/ to your computer
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 16 years ago in reply to andyk007

Hi Andreas,
I have those files. The a couple of questions
1/. is that the problem was a couple of days ago, are the files continuous or restarted every day.
2/. where do you want them
one is 90k and the other 547k zipped

Ian M
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0 andyk007 over 16 years ago

please contact me over PM ;-)

Greetings
andreas
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0 ischwarze over 16 years ago

Hi Ian and Andy,

Andy is right, more logs are often helpful - yet, in case i get a full backtrace from /var/log/mdw.log, that's sometimes sufficient to track down the issue without knowing anything else. It was sufficient in this case. These backtraces contain a lot of information.

modules::IPTables::Adapters::nat_masq::generateRules:231

That was the decisive piece of information here - but make sure to always show the full backtrace, like you did (and not just an extract).

Thanks,
Ingo
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 16 years ago in reply to ischwarze

Hi Guys,
I try to gather info that looks like it has something in common. In this case it appeared to be between 2 delimiters.

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Ian M
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0 ischwarze over 16 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

In this case it appeared to be between 2 delimiters.

Exactly.

The format you saw is how the MiddleWare logs backtraces when it encounters internal inconsistencies (in this case, calling a function with invalid parameters: trying to retrieve a configuration object without specifying which one - oops).
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