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[7.500][BUG][CONFIRMED] Webadmin Login fails

PabloDiablo
Hi all,
I just upgraded to V7.5 GA but I found an error/bug. I did the following:
- Imported the ESX V7.400 VM in vSphere
- Upgraded the from up2dates 7.401, 7.402, 7.403, 7.404, 7.405 and as last to 7.500
- When I log in WebAdmin, I get the following error:
  "Can't use an undefined value as a symbol reference at /PerlApp/core/modules/core_feed.pm line 45."
- I don't have a "display"
- Now I restore the config-file from V7.490, waited a few minutes and the error is now gone...

So eventually it works fine...


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    Hey Guys:

    does anyone else have the same problem and can make a dump of those two objects that I mentioned in my earlier post. Although commenting the feed solved the problem, it does not have to be the actual issue.

    We are doing a two-way check on the feed stuff. First we check if there's a feed defined, if not the second check is skipped. The second check, looks for the user_preferences settings, if those are missing this also might lead to a WebAdmin break down. Therefore it's important to get the two objects dumped.

    Kind Regards
    Sascha

    Cheers,

    Sascha Rudolph
    Senior Software Engineer, NSG

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    Hey Guys:

    does anyone else have the same problem and can make a dump of those two objects that I mentioned in my earlier post. Although commenting the feed solved the problem, it does not have to be the actual issue.

    We are doing a two-way check on the feed stuff. First we check if there's a feed defined, if not the second check is skipped. The second check, looks for the user_preferences settings, if those are missing this also might lead to a WebAdmin break down. Therefore it's important to get the two objects dumped.

    Kind Regards
    Sascha

    Cheers,

    Sascha Rudolph
    Senior Software Engineer, NSG

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