March 28, 201313 yr I turned on my server to night, and I never really check the system log until today. I observed the following errors: Mar 28 00:53:20 Tower kernel: sas: ata7: end_device-0:0: dev error handler (Errors) Mar 28 00:53:20 Tower logger: xml parse error (Errors) syslog-2013-03-28.txt
March 28, 201313 yr The first is not an error, it simply has the word "error" within its text. The second could be any of your add-ons with a mal-formed xml plugin file.
March 28, 201313 yr Author The first is not an error, it simply has the word "error" within its text. The second could be any of your add-ons with a mal-formed xml plugin file. How do I find, which add-on has the bad xml plugin file? I am only using the following plug-ins, Power Down, Monthly Parity Check, AirVideo and JRE. Do, I've got to uninstall one by one and fine out that way?
March 28, 201313 yr The first is not an error, it simply has the word "error" within its text. The second could be any of your add-ons with a mal-formed xml plugin file. How do I find, which add-on has the bad xml plugin file? I am only using the following plug-ins, Power Down, Monthly Parity Check, AirVideo and JRE. Do, I've got to uninstall one by one and fine out that way? Your log indicates the error is with something trying to be installed ahead of AirVideo. Assuming plugins are installed alphabetically based on their name, I'd check to see what else installplg might be trying to execute in your plugin dir. As an aside, you're using a very early version of AirVideo. You should update (jre is now included).
March 28, 201313 yr The first is not an error, it simply has the word "error" within its text. The second could be any of your add-ons with a mal-formed xml plugin file. How do I find, which add-on has the bad xml plugin file? I am only using the following plug-ins, Power Down, Monthly Parity Check, AirVideo and JRE. Do, I've got to uninstall one by one and fine out that way? Go into terminal and type:- installplg firstPlugin.plg installplg secondPlugin.plg installplg thirdPlugin.plg installplg forthPlugin.plg I would assume, anyway.
March 29, 201313 yr Author So, I disabled the Power Down, and Monthly Parity Checks plugins only, and I installed the new AirVideo plugin. I only get the Mar 28 00:53:20 Tower kernel: sas: ata7: end_device-0:0: dev error handler (Errors) in red. I didn't notice the Mar 28 00:53:20 Tower logger: xml parse error (Errors) anymore. I am going to enable the Power Down plugin first, reboot and thereafter the Monthly Pairty check and reboot. syslog-2013-03-29.txt
March 29, 201313 yr Author The first is not an error, it simply has the word "error" within its text. The second could be any of your add-ons with a mal-formed xml plugin file. How do I find, which add-on has the bad xml plugin file? I am only using the following plug-ins, Power Down, Monthly Parity Check, AirVideo and JRE. Do, I've got to uninstall one by one and fine out that way? Go into terminal and type:- installplg firstPlugin.plg installplg secondPlugin.plg installplg thirdPlugin.plg installplg forthPlugin.plg I would assume, anyway. I tried them, and i didn't work.
March 29, 201313 yr Author I've install the new AirVideo plugin along with Power Down and Monthly parity check. The only red line I get in my system log is: Mar 29 03:40:54 Tower kernel: sas: ata7: end_device-6:0: dev error handler (Errors) Which isn't an error, even though it has "error". So, it appears that my old AirVideo plugin was the issue. Thanks for the help!!! overbyrn thanks for updating the AirVideo plugin! syslog-2013-03-29.txt
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