Updated SSL certificate and am now getting 'Startup Error An error occurred during system startup'
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I've updated our SSL certificate and i'm now getting 'Startup Error
An error occurred during system startup. Please have your system administrator check the database connection settings. More information is available in the system logs.'
I can't see an obvious issue in the logs. Has anyone had problems after updating the SSL certificate? We're running on version 8.5, but no other changes have been made and the sytem was running fine until the change of SSL server.
Hi Matthew,
Please could you submit a set of logs from Yellowfin. They're found in the yellowfin/appserver/logs folder.
We do have a troubleshooting article for SSL problems - https://community.yellowfinbi.com/knowledge-base/article/tips-for-troubleshooting-ssl-issues
As it mentions, there may be a problem with the configuration of the server.xml or web.xml if you're running into start up issues. Did the name of the certificate change? Was the new certificate imported into the Java trust store?
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Please could you submit a set of logs from Yellowfin. They're found in the yellowfin/appserver/logs folder.
We do have a troubleshooting article for SSL problems - https://community.yellowfinbi.com/knowledge-base/article/tips-for-troubleshooting-ssl-issues
As it mentions, there may be a problem with the configuration of the server.xml or web.xml if you're running into start up issues. Did the name of the certificate change? Was the new certificate imported into the Java trust store?
Kind regards,
Chris
Thanks for the reply Chris. Attached is the catalina log file. Which others do you need to see?
Thanks for the reply Chris. Attached is the catalina log file. Which others do you need to see?
Here is the yellowfin log.
Our issue started yesterday after 8pm 24/6/2024 (UK), after our SSL certificate was swapped out for a new one. The name did change, but was updated in the server.xml
Here is the yellowfin log.
Our issue started yesterday after 8pm 24/6/2024 (UK), after our SSL certificate was swapped out for a new one. The name did change, but was updated in the server.xml
Hi Matthew,
This appears to be a Tomcat error rather than a Yellowfin error and it sounds like you might be running into a bug :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40512983/tomcat-8-ssl-session-id-not-available
There is a mentioned fix in the Stackoverflow article
Let me know if that helps at all.
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
This appears to be a Tomcat error rather than a Yellowfin error and it sounds like you might be running into a bug :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40512983/tomcat-8-ssl-session-id-not-available
There is a mentioned fix in the Stackoverflow article
Let me know if that helps at all.
Kind regards,
Chris
I did see that article and tried adding the disableSessionTickets="true" to the connection, but the error persists, so i wonder if this isn't actually the issue. Have you looked at the logs and you can see no other issues? If this was the problem, i don't see why it would have worked fine with the previous SSL certificate and only just started to be a problem now.
Thanks for your help so far.
I did see that article and tried adding the disableSessionTickets="true" to the connection, but the error persists, so i wonder if this isn't actually the issue. Have you looked at the logs and you can see no other issues? If this was the problem, i don't see why it would have worked fine with the previous SSL certificate and only just started to be a problem now.
Thanks for your help so far.
Hi Matthew,
Looking at the Yellowfin.log file, it contains entries from the 24th, rather than the 25th in the catalina.log.
In there, I'm seeing errors connecting to the database:
It seems like it's not entirely related to the SSL problems. Yellowfin should still be able to start when the SSL settings aren't configured correctly, you just wouldn't be able to connect to the URL. Are you able to connect to the Yellowfin database from the Yellowfin host with a database management program like DBViz, SQL Workbench, etc.?You may need to look at rolling back the server to before the certificate was added, check everything starts and then add the new certificate again.
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Looking at the Yellowfin.log file, it contains entries from the 24th, rather than the 25th in the catalina.log.
In there, I'm seeing errors connecting to the database:
It seems like it's not entirely related to the SSL problems. Yellowfin should still be able to start when the SSL settings aren't configured correctly, you just wouldn't be able to connect to the URL. Are you able to connect to the Yellowfin database from the Yellowfin host with a database management program like DBViz, SQL Workbench, etc.?You may need to look at rolling back the server to before the certificate was added, check everything starts and then add the new certificate again.
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Hope you're having a good week.
Just wanted to check-in and see how it's all going. Is there anything you are needing from me to help get this resolved?
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Hope you're having a good week.
Just wanted to check-in and see how it's all going. Is there anything you are needing from me to help get this resolved?
Kind regards,
Chris
I'm still struggling to get things up and running, I've tried restoring back to before the SSL certificate update, but i'm still getting the same problem. I'm trying to troubleshoot the DB connection, but i can't see what the issue is.
I'm still struggling to get things up and running, I've tried restoring back to before the SSL certificate update, but i'm still getting the same problem. I'm trying to troubleshoot the DB connection, but i can't see what the issue is.
Hi Matthew,
Are you able to connect to the database from a different database application present on the same server? If we can isolate it to Yellowfin that at least tells us it's not a general networking or environmental problem.
In the yellowfin.log file, are you still seeing that null pointer error?
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Are you able to connect to the database from a different database application present on the same server? If we can isolate it to Yellowfin that at least tells us it's not a general networking or environmental problem.
In the yellowfin.log file, are you still seeing that null pointer error?
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Hope you're having a good week.
Just wanted to check-in and see how it's all going. Is there anything you are needing from me to help get this resolved?
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
Hope you're having a good week.
Just wanted to check-in and see how it's all going. Is there anything you are needing from me to help get this resolved?
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
I hope things are going well with you.
Just wanted to let you know I'll be closing this request due to inactivity. However, if you ever wanted to re-visit this or have anything else I can help you with, please let me know.
Kind regards,
Chris
Hi Matthew,
I hope things are going well with you.
Just wanted to let you know I'll be closing this request due to inactivity. However, if you ever wanted to re-visit this or have anything else I can help you with, please let me know.
Kind regards,
Chris
It seems the updated SSL certificate might not be properly configured or compatible with your database connection settings. Double-check the SSL settings in your server configuration, ensure the Pokerogue certificate chain is complete, and verify if the database requires specific SSL parameters. It could also help to clear the cache or restart the server to apply the new settings.
It seems the updated SSL certificate might not be properly configured or compatible with your database connection settings. Double-check the SSL settings in your server configuration, ensure the Pokerogue certificate chain is complete, and verify if the database requires specific SSL parameters. It could also help to clear the cache or restart the server to apply the new settings.
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