Problem selecting host
sdaa
23-03-2009 07:46:44
	
	I imported hosts to one subnet, but after that I cannot select a single host in any subnet. The workspace just waits and waits....
How do I troubleshoot this?
Regards
Stig
How do I troubleshoot this?
Regards
Stig
Matt
23-03-2009 08:50:25
	
	First off, I'm curious if you can view and select subnets correctly?  Is it just hosts that do not show their workspace info?
The best way to do debugging at this point is to bump up the debug log level for ONA. It should be logging data to /var/log/ona.log by default. I dont have a nice GUI to bump this up yet so you will need to make the adjustment via SQL. The easiest way to do that is to use a tool like phpmyadmin, but in lieu of that, here is the direct query to run.
This would be ran after logging into mysql of course.. that might look something like this:
Now you should start to see a TON of stuff logging in /var/log/ona.log. I usually do a tail -f on that file and watch it as I do various tasks in the browser.
The best way to do debugging at this point is to bump up the debug log level for ONA. It should be logging data to /var/log/ona.log by default. I dont have a nice GUI to bump this up yet so you will need to make the adjustment via SQL. The easiest way to do that is to use a tool like phpmyadmin, but in lieu of that, here is the direct query to run.
update sys_config set value = 6 where name like 'debug';This would be ran after logging into mysql of course.. that might look something like this:
mysql -u ona_sys -p onaNow you should start to see a TON of stuff logging in /var/log/ona.log. I usually do a tail -f on that file and watch it as I do various tasks in the browser.
sdaa
23-03-2009 09:51:07
	
	I can select the subnet and see all the hosts, ie I select the campus, the the vlan and then click on the subnet. So I can see all the hosts.  But when I click a host in the subnet,  then everything times out.
It's however possible to use the command line to find out info:
(have cut out some details.
Regards
Stig
It's however possible to use the command line to find out info:
(have cut out some details.
 host_display host=172.22.32.16
HOST RECORD (rvbyvbr01.xxxxx)
  id                          30
  primary_dns_id              78
  device_id                   22
  name                        rvbyvbr01
--
ASSOCIATED INTERFACE RECORD (1 of 1)
  id                          36
  subnet_id                   22                  (xxxx)
  host_id                     30                  (rvbyvbr01.xxx)
  ip_addr                     172.22.32.16
  ip_addr_text                172.22.32.16
ASSOCIATED DEVICE RECORD
  id                          22
  device_type_id              6
dns_record_display name=78
DNS A RECORD (rvbyvbr01.xxxx)
  id                          78
  domain_id                   31                  (xxx)
  interface_id                36                  (172.22.32.16)
  type                        A
  name                        rvbyvbr01
  ebegin                      2009-03-20 15:58:58
ASSOCIATED PTR RECORD (1 of 1)
  id                          79
  domain_id                   12                  (22.172.in-addr.arpa)
  interface_id                36                  (172.22.32.16)
  dns_id                      78
  type                        PTR
  ebegin                      2009-03-20 15:58:58
Regards
Stig
sdaa
23-03-2009 09:55:58
	
	And I have enabled logging to ona.log, but I can't see anything useful int that log......
Stig
Stig
sdaa
23-03-2009 12:15:15
	
	Mea culpa, I messed up things myself.
By changing the file
to something faulty, things stopped working. By removing this file everything is fine again.
Don't now right now what was wrong with the file, but now it's easier to debug things.
Regards
Stig
By changing the file
/opt/ona/www/workspace_plugins/builtin/host_actions/config.inc.phpto something faulty, things stopped working. By removing this file everything is fine again.
Don't now right now what was wrong with the file, but now it's easier to debug things.
Regards
Stig
