Update:
Ben had me check the value of OSRFTranslatorCacheServer in eg_vhost.conf - I
had the wrong IP address. Problem = solved.
Cheers,
Justin
On Jun 25, 2012, at 1:06 PM, Justin Hopkins wrote:
> I've been stumped by this problem since late last week. Although I've had
> some good help in IRC, I've still not figured out the cause. Hopefully
> someone here can help.
>
> When I try to make a change to an org unit in the staff client (Admin ->
> Server Administration -> Organizational Units), my changes are not saved.
> From the point of view of the staff client nothing happens at all. There is
> no change to the UI at all - it just fails silently. The logs look like this
> when I hit the 'Save' button:
>
> ==> gateway.log <==
> osrf_http_translator 2012-06-25 11:10:41 [ERR
> :9057:osrf_cache.c:63:134063968790573] Failed to cache key:value
> [0.73571041987615081340640626406]:[{"ip":"66.112.104.91","jid":"[email protected]/open-ils.pcrud_drone_mig_1340637872.246171_1755","service":"open-ils.pcrud"}]
> - WRITE FAILURE
> osrf_http_translator 2012-06-25 11:10:41
> [INFO:9057:./osrf_http_translator.c:530:134063968790573] translator resulted
> in status 0
> osrf_http_translator 2012-06-25 11:10:41 [ERR
> :9057:./osrf_http_translator.c:231:134063968790574] attempt to send directly
> to [email protected]/open-ils.pcrud_drone_mig_1340637872.246171_1755
> without a session
> osrf_http_translator 2012-06-25 11:10:41
> [INFO:9057:./osrf_http_translator.c:530:134063968790574] translator resulted
> in status 400
>
> ==> osrfsys.log <==
> open-ils.pcrud 2012-06-25 11:10:47
> [INFO:1755:osrf_prefork.c:460:134063968790573] No request was received in 6
> seconds, exiting stateful session
> open-ils.pcrud 2012-06-25 11:10:47
> [INFO:1755:osrf_app_session.c:1017:134063968790573] [open-ils.pcrud] sent 182
> bytes of data to
> [email protected]/translator_mig_1340639687.624630_9057
>
> This is happening both on my standalone migration server and on my production
> system. Production has a bare metal database server (that's running
> memcached), 6 "app servers" running apache and evergreen and a couple load
> balancers in front. The VM for the migration server was started as a clone
> from one of the production app servers (which were all clones of the first
> app server) so whatever this problem is it's affecting all of my systems.
> FWIW, I did apt-get purge ejabberd and reinstall for each server.
>
> I'm running postgres9.1 and rel_2_2_0.
>
> Thanks,
> Justin Hopkins
>
>
