Hi John,
You weren't alone, we had the same problem with our production and
development servers, also running on Windows 2008. Did ML Support have a
resolution for you?
Thanks!
Susan
On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 1:17 PM, John Chertudi wrote:
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We had the same issue two days in the roll started 11 PM CST, According to
Support, this is a known issue with bug 36052 related with daylight saving time
changes. We had to restart the ML services on all hosts to get it back online.
I assume this will continue to happen at 11 PM CST at night
Thanks for the information Yun.
We had the same issue here with our machine last night at 11 p.m. EST and the
night before at the same time as well.
Look forward to a bug fix for this.
Regards,
Zach
From: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
Does it work if you go to some other, well-known site? For example,
https://mail.google.com/ or https://help.marklogic.com/? If I go to those
it works for me (8.0-3.2).
Who signed the certificate at the endpoint? Is that CA in the list at
Configure > Security > Certificate Authorities? If
Thanks for the feedback all!
Even a host restart did not seem to allow my Mark Logic servers to come up
normally Sunday night. we waited until after midnight, then the service would
start normally.
After the first failure on November 1 at 11pm Pacific Standard time, they all
failed again at
MarkLogic Engineering has reproduced this bug in our labs and are treating this
bug with the highest priority. It appears to only affect MarkLogic Server
running on Windows and we have reports that it exists on all supported versions
of MarkLogic Server (v6, v7 & v8).
Rick Pelton
Director,
At the time of writing, the best course of action in order to stop further
service failures for this bug is to disable automatic timezone adjustment on
Windows.
For this, you can use the following workaround:
1. Open Control Panel and edit the Date and Time settings
2. Click "Change time zone"
Adding our voice to the thread:
We experienced a similar issue last night around the same time as everyone else
on the thread — in our case it was a log rotation issue that locked up our
cluster (MarkLogic v.8.0-3.2 on Windows 2012 Server). We have to reboot all
the Windows servers in the
I’m attempting to make an API call using xdml:http-get and having a problem
with the SSL certificate verification. Here’s the code I’m using:
let $accountInfo := xdmp:http-get($baseURI,