Difference between revisions of "App troubleshooting"
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* preserve as much as possible from the existing (buggy) environment | * preserve as much as possible from the existing (buggy) environment | ||
| − | * Make sure httpd configuration is sane (result should be "Syntax OK"): | + | * Make sure httpd configuration is sane (result should be "'''Syntax OK'''"): |
{{Code|httpd -t}} | {{Code|httpd -t}} | ||
Revision as of 02:01, 23 March 2011
App install should never fail. Period. App install failures are high priority.
Debugability
Debugging app install issues is very important, so any time something permanently destructive is attempted, it should be done with care to preserve the ability to analyze and debug what happened:
- preserve as much as possible from the existing (buggy) environment
- Make sure httpd configuration is sane (result should be "Syntax OK"):
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httpd -t
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The idea is to not delete anything permanently - copy or move things to, say, a folder in /tmp if you have to get something out of their place. For example:
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mkdir /tmp/app-debug/
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Then add things there as necessary for later analysis, like:
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cp -a /var/log/amahi-app-installer.log /tmp/app-debug cp -a /etc/httpd/conf.d /tmp/app-debug
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Also the user can provide this information:
- Copy of the app install log:
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tail -300 /var/log/amahi-app-installer.log | fpaste
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- To check if process is running (i.e. sab is the app):
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ps guax | grep sab | fpaste
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