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The system is designed to be running under an UPS. Under some circumstances, an unexpected power failure may corrupt some files that are critical for the system. This is true for any computer system.
Solution
In case you see the following error:
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Check if this applies to you by restarting mosquitto, for example like this (may differ from platform to platform).
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root@Router:/ $/opt/azeti/SiteController/run_SiteController.sh start_mosquitto |
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Start Mosquitto daemon |
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1431326921: Error: Success. |
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1431326921: Error: Couldn' |
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database. |
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Solution
The error message implies that there is a database corruption and you need to delete the database file of mosquitto. It is ussually found in $SCPATH$/persistent, where where $SCPATH$ is the path where you have installed Site Controller. In case it is not there, you will need to read your mosquitto configuration path and see where the database file for mosquitto is stored.
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Please note that there might be other databases corrupted. If you identify the "database corrupted" in any of the logs, you can delete the corresponding database file that is usually located in $SCPATH$/persistent. |
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Part of the system information relies on the mosquitto database. In case you have not other persistence module activated (persistor daemon or data store), you might need to do some adjustments after deleting the mosquitto database. Pay special attention to the following use cases:
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