Plugins » Foreman Remote Execution

Attachted you find a passenger.log.

Adam Ruzicka wrote:

To get on the same page, you're on debian and were on foreman 1.15.x. You upgraded to 1.16 and got the duplicate keys error. So you solved that by dropping dynflow tables and then REX didn't work anymore. Is that correct?

Yes obviously. Yesterday We update Foreman to 1.16.1 and get also the "duplicate keys" error. Here we solved the issue by downgrading the pg gem.

A couple of questions to help us troubleshoot this. Have you restarted any services afterwards? If you go to FOREMAN_SERVER_URL/foreman_tasks/dynflow/status, is there any world marked as executor? If you check in the db, did the dynflow tables get created again?

Attached you find the output of dynflow status.

And yes the dynflow tables were created again.

public | dynflow_actions                         | table | foreman
    public | dynflow_coordinator_records             | table | foreman
    public | dynflow_delayed_plans                   | table | foreman
    public | dynflow_envelopes                       | table | foreman
    public | dynflow_execution_plans                 | table | foreman
    public | dynflow_schema_info                     | table | foreman
    public | dynflow_steps                           | table | foreman

Adam Ruzicka wrote:

All the worlds are client ones and are most likely part of the rails processes. However most of things is handled by a standalone service called foreman-tasks (or dynflowd on newer versions). Could you restart it? Another world record should show up FOREMAN_SERVER_URL/foreman_tasks/dynflow/status and it should be marked as executor. If it does, things should start moving again

There is no service called foreman-tasks or dynflowd on my system. I can only restart apache2 to restart the rail application. But after that restart nothing changed. See attachment.

I guess the this issue is actually duplicate of http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/20050, see the details for workaround and and feel free to re-open if you think that's actually something else.