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maltar_141221
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Jan 29, 2016

problem f5.citrix_vdi.v2.3.0 iapp

Hello,

 

I recently updated the f5.citrix_vdi.v2.2.0 template to version f5.citrix_vdi.v2.3.0. After this i upgrade BIGIP from version 11.6 HF5 to 11.6 HF6. After the upgrade the config won't load. After running tmsh load sys config verify I get the following error message:

 

/Common/f5.citrix_vdi.v2.3.0 definition:556: warning: ["\n" has no meaning. Did you mean "\n" or "n"?][{\n.}]*

 

I cannot seem to figure out which \n is wrong in the iApp. Anyone a idea?

 

Regards,

 

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  • Fred_Slater_856's avatar
    Fred_Slater_856
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    Jan 29, 2016

    That is just a warning, so it should not stop config load. Do you get any other errors during config load?

     

  • maltar_141221's avatar
    maltar_141221
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    Jan 29, 2016

    No there a no other warnings during the config load.

     

    I do see in /var/log/ltm

     

    an 30 01:17:52 ic-lb1-2 notice mcpd[8046]: 01071431:5: Attempting to connect to CMI peer 172.17.0.1 port 6699 Jan 30 01:17:52 ic-lb1-2 err mcpd[8046]: 0107142f:3: Can't connect to CMI peer 172.17.0.1, TMM outbound listener not yet created

     

    I assumed these errors were due to the warning in the config load. A number of articles specified a licensing issue. But if this were the case i should get an error during config load.

     

    Also a ssl bug is mentioned in SOL16996. But this bug should be fixed in version 11.6 HF6.

     

    Any more idea's where to look?

     

    • Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
      Lucas_Thompson_
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      Jan 30, 2016
      Don't specify verify, just load it and see what error happens. Licensing could yield a runtime error rather than a syntactic one.
    • Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
      Lucas_Thompson_
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      Jan 30, 2016
      Don't specify verify, just load it and see what error happens. Licensing could yield a runtime error rather than a syntactic one.