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REMOTE COPY (SMB/CIFS) FAILED ErrorCode: CHILDSTATUS 23311 1 #38

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scottgriffel opened this issue Jan 7, 2022 · 2 comments
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@scottgriffel
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Getting this error. I can telnet to the IP and/or FQDN over port 139. IApp 3.2.4 and 13.1.3.6 Build 0.0.4 Point Release 6. I have two other BIG using the same configuration and it runs successfully.

Any help would be appreciated.

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f5.automated_backup iApp Backups: 20220107_vhantxpacf5big1.addon.mig.ucs SAVED LOCALLY (/var/local/ucs)
f5.automated_backup iApp Backups: 20220107_vhantxpacf5big1.addon.mig.ucs REMOTE COPY and PRUNING (SMB/CIFS) STARTING

mount error(2): No such file or directory
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)
DEBUG: Failed to mount /*******/ali/site/data/f5config/NTX to /var/tmp/cifs
f5.automated_backup iApp Backups: 20220107_vhantxpacf5big1.addon.mig.ucs REMOTE COPY (SMB/CIFS) FAILED ErrorCode: CHILDSTATUS 23311 1

f5.automated_backup iApp Backups: 20220107_vhantxpacf5big1.addon.mig.ucs REMOTE COPY (SMB/CIFS) FAILED ErrorInfo: child process exited abnormally
while executing
"exec $scriptfile"
f5.automated_backup iApp Backups: 20220107_vhantxpacf5big1.addon.mig.ucs REMOTE COPY (SMB/CIFS) FAILED (check for errors above)
f5.automated_backup iApp Back

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@scottgriffel, It's been a while since I've troubleshot this, so I'm not sure what is happening with the mount. I'm pretty sure you'll see an authentication error if the username or password are incorrect, and a connectivity error if it can't connect at all. Triple check the server, share, and path syntax (in case you have too many or too few '/' or are using '' somewhere). And make sure the folder exists on the share and permissions are correct etc.

If you're familiar with mount and umount you could try manually mounting the from the CLI to make sure it works outside the iApp. I would start by testing on a lab or non-critical system. This is the command being used by the iApp:

mount -t cifs //${server}/${remote_path}${remote_directory} ${mountp} -o user=${username},password=''${password}'',domain=${domain},vers=${smb_version},sec=${smb_security}

Defaults set by the iApp (which should be noted in the iApp configuration):

  • mountp = /var/tmp/cifs
  • smb_version = 2.0
  • smb_security = ntlmsspi

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