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November 10th, 2017 07:00

Patch 210178 failing

Hi all,

I'm attempting to install the latest OneFS patch (210178) on our test cluster and it is failing for me:

scratch-1# isi upgrade patches list

Patch Name   Description                                           Status  

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patch-205289 This patch prevents XSS in legacy OneFS WebUI         Installed

patch-207787 This fix upgrades Apache to 2.2.34                    Installed

patch-208294 This patch provides a fix for OpenSSL, OpenSSH and... Installed

patch-210178 This patch provides a fix for OneFS                   Failed  

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Total: 4



I'm running OneFS 8.0.0.5.  I tried uninstalling, rebooting and reinstalling but get the same failed result.  Does anyone know if there are any logs I can look through?  Any suggestions on how to fix this?  Has anyone successfully installed 210178 on their cluster?

Thanks!!

107 Posts

November 13th, 2017 07:00

I did some tests with my test cluster and there seems to be a limit that you cannot install more than three patches. I tried different orders of installing the four patches for OneFS 8.0.0.5 but always the last one failed. Did you try to install patch-210178 as the last one in order?

Maybe that point should be addressed to the DellEMC support.

38 Posts

November 13th, 2017 08:00

Yes that would have been the last patch I installed and the fourth.  I always install them in chronological order based on release date.

38 Posts

November 17th, 2017 06:00

I found the following in /var/log/isi_pkg

2017-11-17T09:19:10-05:00 <3.3> scratch-1 isi_pkg[7606]: install_checks: Error: Cannot realpath all the files in 'patch-208294'. It is likely not fully installed.  Please either fully install it or delete it before installing any additional patches.


I tried uninstalling patch-208294 and reinstalling.  I get the same error above anytime I try to install any patch after 208294 is installed.  So I think it is something with patch-208294 and not patch-210178.


Has anyone encountered this "Cannot realpath all the files" error before?

117 Posts

November 20th, 2017 08:00

I'd recommend you open a ticket with support.  Indeed an issue was found with patch-208294 and it has since been pulled from the support download site.  A new version of the patch should be available in the coming day(s).

38 Posts

November 20th, 2017 08:00

I did end up opening a case.  It's ongoing now.  I also noticed patch-208294 has been pulled as well.  I will post the outcome once the case is complete.  Thanks!

117 Posts

November 21st, 2017 06:00

I was told an updated patch-208294 should be published today on support.emc.com.  I just checked and it's not there yet so perhaps check again later today or tomorrow morning.

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November 21st, 2017 08:00

patch-208294 is back on support.emc.com now.  Unfortunately it hasn't changed.  It's checksum is the same as the old version of the patch before they removed it:

scratch-1# sha256 patch-208294.tgz

SHA256 (patch-208294.tgz) = e285588561cc67fa14583f0c8f24337a854e4e7888dac37eb8e8deac61731ca8

Even though there is a new checksum listed on the support website:

457e9d7aa9b175c0121ffcd6b0a287e7f1840dec64fadd868a1fa590c69a6380

So either they posted the old file by accident or it hasn't properly "propagated" through their support site yet.  I'll try again in a hour or two.

117 Posts

November 22nd, 2017 05:00

I checked this morning and the new patch is there.  I downloaded it and sha256 matches what is posted.

yfvm-800x-1# sha256 patch-208294.tgz

SHA256 (patch-208294.tgz) = 457e9d7aa9b175c0121ffcd6b0a287e7f1840dec64fadd868a1fa590c69a6380

yfvm-800x-1# ls -latr patch-208294.tgz

-rw-------    1 root  wheel  4792155 Nov 22 08:52 patch-208294.tgz

38 Posts

November 27th, 2017 05:00

EMC support emailed me back and said the new version of patch-208294 was available (as we already knew).  I downloaded and it installed.  I'm able to uninstall/install patches after so this seems to have resolved the issue.

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