fop2 server crashes when opening user panel

  1. 9 years ago

    When I launch /admin I'm able to access the system and all services are online. If I try and access the fop2 user panel the fop2 server process crashes and the panel fails to connect. I'm not sure which log file you'd need/want, just let me know and I'll be happy to provide it

  2. admin

    13 Nov 2015 Administrator

    You can tell us what linux distro are you using and what FOP2 version. And if you sure that the fop2 server crashes, then you can start it directly from the command line and watch/read the error/crash on screen:

    service fop2 stop
    cd /usr/local/fop2
    ./fop2_server -X 15

    Then try to log into fop2 with your browser, if the daemon crashes, you will see the error on screen. Share that info so we can investigate the issue further.

    Best regards,

  3. Hi:
    On CentOS 6.7, this is a brand new install of FOP2 so it should be latest version.

    Final output when running fop2 server in verbose:
    Flash clients connected: 1
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Client 186.32.41.45:8486, user: no user, type: no type
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Segmentation fault (core dumped)
    [Load: 0.20] [Time: 23:18:49]
    [root@pbx /usr/local/fop2]:

    I was aware it was crashing as the server was dying:
    [root@pbx /usr/local/fop2]: service fop2 status
    fop2_server dead but subsys locked
    [Load: 0.12] [Time: 23:20:30]
    [root@pbx /usr/local/fop2]:

  4. admin

    14 Nov 2015 Administrator

    Do you have access to the core dump file? Are you using http or https to connect to FOP2?

  5. Hello:
    Yes, all of our web traffic for HTTPD is redirected to SSL. I don't see a coredump being created, though I can check with one of my admins if you'd like a copy

  6. admin

    16 Nov 2015 Administrator

    As the crash clearly states "core dumped" then I hope you have a core file somewhere, it would be really great to have access to that file in order to see where is the crash occurring.

    Best regards,

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