On Oct 1, 2012, at 3:28 AM, Michael Mraka wrote:

> Velayutham, Prakash wrote:
> % Hello all,
> % 
> % I recently did some housekeeping by deleting some unwanted 
> channels/repositories in the Spacewalk server. I made sure no systems were 
> subscribed to these channels, AFAIK.
> % 
> % But, since then, all parts of the web GUI seems to work OK except the 
> "Systems" tab. When I hit the "Systems" tab, my browser just hangs spinning. 
> I have tried various browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Safari etc.
> % 
> % Even a "spacewalk-service restart" only works as long as I don't click on 
> the "Systems" tab. Once I do that, same problem all over again. Googling 
> gives this really old thread with no response. 
> http://www.redhat.com/archives/spacewalk-list/2008-July/msg00360.html
> % 
> % Any ideas please?
> 
> Could you turn on debbuging on your database to see which query is it?
> Also debug=5 in /etc/rhn.rhn.conf might help to discover what's going
> wrong.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> --
> Michael Mráka
> Satellite Engineering, Red Hat
> 

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the quick response. After a database restart, the issue has 
disappeared. So, not sure if this was a temporary issue with something else.

Anyways, here is the offending query we saw before the database restart.

SELECT s.id as id, s.name as name, s.description as description, s.info as 
info, s.created as registered, s.running_kernel as runningKernel, sl.machine as 
machine, sl.rack as rack, sl.room as room, sl.building as building, sl.address1 
as address1, sl.address2 as address2, sl.city as city, sl.state as state, 
sl.country as country, rsn.hostname as hostname, rsn.ipaddr as ipaddr, 
rsn.ip6addr as ip6addr, dmi.vendor as dmiVendor, dmi.system as dmiSystem, 
dmi.product as dmiProduct, dmi.bios_vendor as dmiBiosVendor, dmi.bios_version 
as dmiBiosVersion, dmi.bios_release as dmiBiosRelease, dmi.asset as dmiAsset, 
dmi.board as dmiBoard, cpu.bogomips as cpuBogoMIPS, cpu.cache as cpuCache, 
cpu.family as cpuFamily, cpu.mhz as cpuMhz, cpu.stepping as cpuStepping, 
cpu.flags as cpuFlags, cpu.model as cpuModel, cpu.version as cpuVersion, 
cpu.vendor as cpuVendor, cpu.nrcpu as cpuNumberOfCpus, cpu.acpiversion as 
cpuAcpiVersion, cpu.apic as cpuApic, cpu.apmversion as cpuApmVersion, 
cpu.chipset as cpuChipset, si.checkin as checkin, rr.ram as ram, rr.swap as 
swap, vi.uuid as uuid
FROM rhnServer s LEFT OUTER JOIN rhnServerNetwork rsn ON s.id = rsn.server_id 
LEFT OUTER JOIN rhnServerInfo si on s.id = si.server_id LEFT OUTER JOIN rhnRam 
rr on s.id = rr.server_id LEFT OUTER JOIN rhnServerLocation sl ON s.id = 
sl.server_id LEFT OUTER JOIN rhnServerDmi dmi ON s.id = dmi.server_id LEFT 
OUTER JOIN rhnCPU cpu on s.id = cpu.server_id LEFT OUTER JOIN 
rhnVirtualInstance vi on s.id = vi.virtual_system_id
WHERE s.modified >= :1 or rsn.modified >= :2 or si.checkin >= :3 or rr.modified 
>= :4 or sl.modified >= :5 or dmi.modified >= :6 or cpu.modified >= :7 or s.id 
> :8 ORDER by s.id ASC

Also, once I set "debug=5" in rhn.conf and restart Spacewalk, which logs should 
I collect and send?

Thanks again,
Prakash

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