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Integer conversion errors in 32-bit builds #2314
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@kevensen confirmed that they are running a 32 bit build: #2297 (comment) |
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Sure thing. I can try in a little bit. |
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Well, the host info is populated now and I do not see any issues with the |
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I've added other hosts and am observing the desired behavior. |
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Thank you for testing that out! Let me know if any other issues come up. |
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Addresses an error when Fleet is compiled for a 32-bit architecture. May not be comprehensive of all related errors. Fixes #2314.
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@kevensen reported in #2297 (comment) an issue with hosts enrolling.
Looking at the error message in #2297 (comment),
failed to ingest result: ingesting query kolide_detail_query_system_info: strconv.Atoi: parsing \"67314212864\": value out of range, it seems that the issue comes from parsing the string to a 32 bit integer.This implies - but we are waiting for confirmation - that the user has a 32 bit build of Fleet.
We need to understand how/why folks are running 32 bit builds of the Fleet server, and then choose a course of action:
Decide and document that Fleet expects a 64 bit build.
Ensure that
int64types and conversions are used explicitly anywhere this is necessary.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: