(gelöst)Fehler von Multihost nach update auf Buster
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Hallo könnt ihr mir sagen wo ich hier den Fehler habe?
Zur Vorgeschichte.
Habe ein vollständig laufendes System gehabt. Bin nun von Strech auf Buster (Erst auf dem Slave dann auf dem Master).
Nutze Redis und nachdem ich den Master "Update auf Buster" erfolgreich abgeschlossen hatte, war die Multihost umgebung dahin.
Der Slave wird in der Admin Oberfläche offline gezeigt.
Bin nach folgender Anleitung "Multihost einrichten" vorgegangen:Master:
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: Master Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[0.0.0.0]: 0.0.0.0 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[0.0.0.0]: Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [Master]: updating conf/iobroker.json pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: file on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 pi@Master:~ $ sudo service iobroker restartSlave:
pi@second-device:~ $ sudo iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: second-device Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [second-device]: -
Hallo könnt ihr mir sagen wo ich hier den Fehler habe?
Zur Vorgeschichte.
Habe ein vollständig laufendes System gehabt. Bin nun von Strech auf Buster (Erst auf dem Slave dann auf dem Master).
Nutze Redis und nachdem ich den Master "Update auf Buster" erfolgreich abgeschlossen hatte, war die Multihost umgebung dahin.
Der Slave wird in der Admin Oberfläche offline gezeigt.
Bin nach folgender Anleitung "Multihost einrichten" vorgegangen:Master:
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: Master Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[0.0.0.0]: 0.0.0.0 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[0.0.0.0]: Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [Master]: updating conf/iobroker.json pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: file on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 pi@Master:~ $ sudo service iobroker restartSlave:
pi@second-device:~ $ sudo iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: second-device Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [second-device]: -
Hallo könnt ihr mir sagen wo ich hier den Fehler habe?
Zur Vorgeschichte.
Habe ein vollständig laufendes System gehabt. Bin nun von Strech auf Buster (Erst auf dem Slave dann auf dem Master).
Nutze Redis und nachdem ich den Master "Update auf Buster" erfolgreich abgeschlossen hatte, war die Multihost umgebung dahin.
Der Slave wird in der Admin Oberfläche offline gezeigt.
Bin nach folgender Anleitung "Multihost einrichten" vorgegangen:Master:
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: Master Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[0.0.0.0]: 0.0.0.0 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[0.0.0.0]: Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [Master]: updating conf/iobroker.json pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: file on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 pi@Master:~ $ sudo service iobroker restartSlave:
pi@second-device:~ $ sudo iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: second-device Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [second-device]:@Mapio90 Läuft denn redis überhaupt?
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@Mapio90 Läuft denn redis überhaupt?
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@Meister-Mopper zuvor ist es gelaufen! Kann man das checken?
@Mapio90 iobroker status
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@Mapio90 iobroker status
@Meister-Mopper sagte in Fehler von Multihost nach update auf Buster:
iobroker status
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker status iobroker is running on this host. At least one iobroker host is running. Objects type: file States type: redis -
@Meister-Mopper sagte in Fehler von Multihost nach update auf Buster:
iobroker status
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker status iobroker is running on this host. At least one iobroker host is running. Objects type: file States type: redis -
@Mapio90 Dann sollte es laufen.
@Meister-Mopper Hast Du irrtümlicherweise auf dem Slave die states migriert?
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@Mapio90 Dann sollte es laufen.
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@Meister-Mopper Der Slave ist leider offline!
@Mapio90 Neu gestartet, ich meine reboot? Was sagt der status?
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Hallo könnt ihr mir sagen wo ich hier den Fehler habe?
Zur Vorgeschichte.
Habe ein vollständig laufendes System gehabt. Bin nun von Strech auf Buster (Erst auf dem Slave dann auf dem Master).
Nutze Redis und nachdem ich den Master "Update auf Buster" erfolgreich abgeschlossen hatte, war die Multihost umgebung dahin.
Der Slave wird in der Admin Oberfläche offline gezeigt.
Bin nach folgender Anleitung "Multihost einrichten" vorgegangen:Master:
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: Master Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[0.0.0.0]: 0.0.0.0 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[0.0.0.0]: Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [Master]: updating conf/iobroker.json pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: file on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 pi@Master:~ $ sudo service iobroker restartSlave:
pi@second-device:~ $ sudo iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 192.168.178.34 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ - Host name: second-device Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: f Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(file), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of objects DB(file), default[9001]: Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[192.168.178.34]: 192.168.178.34 Port of states DB (redis), default[6379]: Host name of this machine [second-device]:@Mapio90 sagte in Fehler von Multihost nach update auf Buster:
192.168.178.34
das dass die IP vom Master.. hat sich die vielleicht geändert ?? oder hast du feste IP für vergeben
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@Mapio90 Neu gestartet, ich meine reboot? Was sagt der status?
@Meister-Mopper ja habe beide rebootet, der stand ist immer noch wie folgt:
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker status iobroker is running on this host. At least one iobroker host is running. Objects type: file States type: redis -
@Mapio90 sagte in Fehler von Multihost nach update auf Buster:
192.168.178.34
das dass die IP vom Master.. hat sich die vielleicht geändert ?? oder hast du feste IP für vergeben
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@Mapio90 Ich würde jetzt eine saubere master/slave Situation neu einrichten und redis gemäß Vorgaben zunächst auf dem Master, dann auf dem Slave einrichten.
Anschließend bringt ein redis-Backup die letzen states. -
@Mapio90 Ich würde jetzt eine saubere master/slave Situation neu einrichten und redis gemäß Vorgaben zunächst auf dem Master, dann auf dem Slave einrichten.
Anschließend bringt ein redis-Backup die letzen states. -
@Meister-Mopper Kann es sein dass Redis nochmals installiert werden muss?
wenn ich auf dem Slave folgendes lese
iobroker multihost browse No connection to states 192.168.178.34:6379[redis] -
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: redis on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 -
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: redis on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0Jetzt blick ich vollkommen nicht mehr durch, jetzt komm ich nicht mal mehr auf die Weboberfläche....
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: r When Objects and Files are stored in a Redis database please consider the following: 1. All data will be stored in RAM, make sure to have enough free RAM available! 2. Make sure to check Redis persistence options to make sure a Redis problem will not cause data loss! 3. The Redis persistence files can get big, make sure not to use an SD card to store them. Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(redis), default[127.0.0.1]: 0.0.0.0 Port of objects DB(redis), default[6379]: 9001 Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[0.0.0.0]: 0.0.0.0 Port of states DB (redis), default[9001]: 6379 Host name of this machine [Master]: Please choose if this is a Master/single host (enter "m") or a Slave host (enter "S") you are about to edit. For Slave hosts the data migration will be skipped. [S/m]: m Important: Using Redis for the Objects database is only supported with js-controller 2.0 or higher! When your system consists of multiple hosts please make sure to have js-controller 2.0 or higher installed on ALL hosts *before* continuing! Important #2: If you already did the migration on an other host please *do not* migrate again! This can destroy your system! Important #3: The process will migrate all files that were officially uploaded into the ioBroker system. If you have manually copied files into iobroker-data/files/... into own directories then these files will NOT be migrated! Make sure all files are in adapter directories inside the files directory! Do you want to migrate objects and states from "file/redis" to "redis/redis" [y/N]: n No Database migration was done. If this was done on your master host please execute "iobroker setup first" to newly initialize all objects. updating conf/iobroker.json pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: redis on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 pi@Master:~ $ ^C pi@Master:~ $ iobroker status iobroker is running on this host. At least one iobroker host is running. Objects type: redis States type: redis pi@Master:~ $ sudo service iobroker restart -
Jetzt blick ich vollkommen nicht mehr durch, jetzt komm ich nicht mal mehr auf die Weboberfläche....
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker setup custom Current configuration: - Objects database: - Type: file - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 9001 - States database: - Type: redis - Host/Unix Socket: 0.0.0.0 - Port: 6379 - Data Directory: ../../iobroker-data/ Type of objects DB [(f)ile, (r)edis], default [file]: r When Objects and Files are stored in a Redis database please consider the following: 1. All data will be stored in RAM, make sure to have enough free RAM available! 2. Make sure to check Redis persistence options to make sure a Redis problem will not cause data loss! 3. The Redis persistence files can get big, make sure not to use an SD card to store them. Host / Unix Socket of objects DB(redis), default[127.0.0.1]: 0.0.0.0 Port of objects DB(redis), default[6379]: 9001 Type of states DB [(f)file, (r)edis], default [redis]: r Host / Unix Socket of states DB (redis), default[0.0.0.0]: 0.0.0.0 Port of states DB (redis), default[9001]: 6379 Host name of this machine [Master]: Please choose if this is a Master/single host (enter "m") or a Slave host (enter "S") you are about to edit. For Slave hosts the data migration will be skipped. [S/m]: m Important: Using Redis for the Objects database is only supported with js-controller 2.0 or higher! When your system consists of multiple hosts please make sure to have js-controller 2.0 or higher installed on ALL hosts *before* continuing! Important #2: If you already did the migration on an other host please *do not* migrate again! This can destroy your system! Important #3: The process will migrate all files that were officially uploaded into the ioBroker system. If you have manually copied files into iobroker-data/files/... into own directories then these files will NOT be migrated! Make sure all files are in adapter directories inside the files directory! Do you want to migrate objects and states from "file/redis" to "redis/redis" [y/N]: n No Database migration was done. If this was done on your master host please execute "iobroker setup first" to newly initialize all objects. updating conf/iobroker.json pi@Master:~ $ iobroker multihost enable Please check the binding of redis service. By default it is only local: http://download.redis.io/redis-stable/redis.conf Change "bind 127.0.0.1" to "bind 0.0.0.0" or to others. No configuration change needed. Multihost discovery server: enabled Discovery authentication: enabled Objects: redis on 0.0.0.0 States: redis on 0.0.0.0 pi@Master:~ $ ^C pi@Master:~ $ iobroker status iobroker is running on this host. At least one iobroker host is running. Objects type: redis States type: redis pi@Master:~ $ sudo service iobroker restartHabe den Master nun komplett runter geschmissen und ein backup drauf gemacht.
Wie würdet ihr jetzt vorgehen, dass mir bestmöglich ein backup wieder erspart bleibt?
auf dem Slave zeigt es folgendes an:
pi@second-device:~ $ iobroker status No connection to states 192.168.178.34:6379[redis]auf dem Master:
pi@Master:~ $ iobroker status iobroker is running on this host. At least one iobroker host is running. Objects type: file States type: redis
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