Error Installing Landscape Server on 18.04
I just installed Landscape Server on a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 18.04 and am getting an error when I go to the webpage.
Here is the message I get
Checking the logs, I found this
landscape-setup INFO Schema configuration output:#012#012Loading site
configuration...#012WARNING: PostgreSQL has max_prepared_transactions
set to 0, not using two-phase commit.#012Setting up database schemas
(will timeout after 86400 seconds) ...#012Schema patch version: 472
Not sure if this is what is causing the issue but if so, how do I update the max_prepared_transactions? Or could there be another issue causing my problems?
Thanks for your help!
18.04 landscape
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I just installed Landscape Server on a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 18.04 and am getting an error when I go to the webpage.
Here is the message I get
Checking the logs, I found this
landscape-setup INFO Schema configuration output:#012#012Loading site
configuration...#012WARNING: PostgreSQL has max_prepared_transactions
set to 0, not using two-phase commit.#012Setting up database schemas
(will timeout after 86400 seconds) ...#012Schema patch version: 472
Not sure if this is what is causing the issue but if so, how do I update the max_prepared_transactions? Or could there be another issue causing my problems?
Thanks for your help!
18.04 landscape
The details of the "Oops" should be in /var/log/landscape-server/appserver.log
– simpoir
Jan 5 at 18:39
It is saying "Unhandled error in Deferred" and then the traceback. Here is a paste of the log.
– urby
Jan 8 at 0:26
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I just installed Landscape Server on a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 18.04 and am getting an error when I go to the webpage.
Here is the message I get
Checking the logs, I found this
landscape-setup INFO Schema configuration output:#012#012Loading site
configuration...#012WARNING: PostgreSQL has max_prepared_transactions
set to 0, not using two-phase commit.#012Setting up database schemas
(will timeout after 86400 seconds) ...#012Schema patch version: 472
Not sure if this is what is causing the issue but if so, how do I update the max_prepared_transactions? Or could there be another issue causing my problems?
Thanks for your help!
18.04 landscape
I just installed Landscape Server on a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 18.04 and am getting an error when I go to the webpage.
Here is the message I get
Checking the logs, I found this
landscape-setup INFO Schema configuration output:#012#012Loading site
configuration...#012WARNING: PostgreSQL has max_prepared_transactions
set to 0, not using two-phase commit.#012Setting up database schemas
(will timeout after 86400 seconds) ...#012Schema patch version: 472
Not sure if this is what is causing the issue but if so, how do I update the max_prepared_transactions? Or could there be another issue causing my problems?
Thanks for your help!
18.04 landscape
18.04 landscape
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The details of the "Oops" should be in /var/log/landscape-server/appserver.log
– simpoir
Jan 5 at 18:39
It is saying "Unhandled error in Deferred" and then the traceback. Here is a paste of the log.
– urby
Jan 8 at 0:26
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The details of the "Oops" should be in /var/log/landscape-server/appserver.log
– simpoir
Jan 5 at 18:39
It is saying "Unhandled error in Deferred" and then the traceback. Here is a paste of the log.
– urby
Jan 8 at 0:26
The details of the "Oops" should be in /var/log/landscape-server/appserver.log
– simpoir
Jan 5 at 18:39
The details of the "Oops" should be in /var/log/landscape-server/appserver.log
– simpoir
Jan 5 at 18:39
It is saying "Unhandled error in Deferred" and then the traceback. Here is a paste of the log.
– urby
Jan 8 at 0:26
It is saying "Unhandled error in Deferred" and then the traceback. Here is a paste of the log.
– urby
Jan 8 at 0:26
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Last I heard, Landscape Server has to be on 16.04, 18.04 is not yet supported. Maybe that has changed as you've gotten further than I had.
E: Looks like they updated the PPA for 18.04 (as suggested by the PPA version being 19.01). I gave it a go on a fresh 18.04 server VM and got the same error you did. It doesn't appear to be related to the Postgres message. It appears the actual issue (which spawns other issues afterwards) is:
pg_restore: [archiver (db)] error returned by PQputCopyData: server closed the connection unexpectedly
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Last I heard, Landscape Server has to be on 16.04, 18.04 is not yet supported. Maybe that has changed as you've gotten further than I had.
E: Looks like they updated the PPA for 18.04 (as suggested by the PPA version being 19.01). I gave it a go on a fresh 18.04 server VM and got the same error you did. It doesn't appear to be related to the Postgres message. It appears the actual issue (which spawns other issues afterwards) is:
pg_restore: [archiver (db)] error returned by PQputCopyData: server closed the connection unexpectedly
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Last I heard, Landscape Server has to be on 16.04, 18.04 is not yet supported. Maybe that has changed as you've gotten further than I had.
E: Looks like they updated the PPA for 18.04 (as suggested by the PPA version being 19.01). I gave it a go on a fresh 18.04 server VM and got the same error you did. It doesn't appear to be related to the Postgres message. It appears the actual issue (which spawns other issues afterwards) is:
pg_restore: [archiver (db)] error returned by PQputCopyData: server closed the connection unexpectedly
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Last I heard, Landscape Server has to be on 16.04, 18.04 is not yet supported. Maybe that has changed as you've gotten further than I had.
E: Looks like they updated the PPA for 18.04 (as suggested by the PPA version being 19.01). I gave it a go on a fresh 18.04 server VM and got the same error you did. It doesn't appear to be related to the Postgres message. It appears the actual issue (which spawns other issues afterwards) is:
pg_restore: [archiver (db)] error returned by PQputCopyData: server closed the connection unexpectedly
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Last I heard, Landscape Server has to be on 16.04, 18.04 is not yet supported. Maybe that has changed as you've gotten further than I had.
E: Looks like they updated the PPA for 18.04 (as suggested by the PPA version being 19.01). I gave it a go on a fresh 18.04 server VM and got the same error you did. It doesn't appear to be related to the Postgres message. It appears the actual issue (which spawns other issues afterwards) is:
pg_restore: [archiver (db)] error returned by PQputCopyData: server closed the connection unexpectedly
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The details of the "Oops" should be in /var/log/landscape-server/appserver.log
– simpoir
Jan 5 at 18:39
It is saying "Unhandled error in Deferred" and then the traceback. Here is a paste of the log.
– urby
Jan 8 at 0:26