Dario,
In the tODE shell try running the following:
script --script=rebuildSysIf you get some walkbacks about missing directories go ahead press the terminate button ... most of the repair should be complete ... the repository paths will have to be repaired separately.
On 10/24/2018 09:11 AM, Trussardi Dario Romano via Glass wrote:
Ciao,Dario,
i have a deployment system based on stone 3.1.0.6 and gsDevKitHome.
The system was installed in early 2015.
Now i do some test to restored the database backup ( from this deployment system ) on another system ( called emergency PC )
This emergency PC is based on GsDevKit_home git ebc8e7b commit.
On it i create the the stone with the command: createStone base_3106 3.1.0.6
A this point all works fine from tode command. ( ws for example )
Now from topaz session i successfully gave the commands:
1) SystemRepository restoreFromBackup: '/opt/GsDkB/GsDevKit_home/server/stones/base_3106/backups/backup_20181023.dbf.gz'
2) SystemRepository commitRestore
But after when i login from tode and i do the: ws commandthe system sometimes answer with the error :
a InternalError occurred ( error 2261 ) , The object with object ID aTDSessionDescription is corrupt.
Reason 'store past end'
in this case after 40 seconds the tode shell report:
GciSessionNotLoggedInError: Session no longer logged in.Check the gem log for error messages (look at the most recent gem log file: `ls $GS_HOME/server/stones/base_3106/logs/gemnetobject*.log`.
If your stone is running -and healthy (`cat $GS_HOME/server/stones/base_3106/logs/base_3106.log`), you can try again.
sometimes answer the error:
a InternalError occurred ( error 2261 ) , The object with object ID remoteNil is corrupt.
Reason 'store past end'In this case :after four Abort button click the system open the workspace
and the tode shell report : AUTOCOMMIT DISABLEDAbortered ......
and the tode 1 > is red
Some considerations ?
Am I right in thinking that you are doing the restore from backup into a stone on another system? If so you are likely missing some of the disk structure that tODE expects to find. but first I would like to see a full stack from the error that you are getting, because I would like to understand the context in which the "corrupt" object errors are occurring I will spend some time today and try to reproduce the problem locally so that I can characterize the problem more thoroughly ...
Dale
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