Introduction
While using Acronis Cyber Infrastructure, you may encounter issues with the updating process. This article provides instructions on how to troubleshoot and resolve such issues.
Follow these steps to troubleshoot issues with updates:
Troubleshooting
Check for updates
Check access to the update repositories:
- Go to the node on which check for updates failed.
- Ensure that hci-base and hci-updates repositories are enabled and mirrorlist URL matches current release.
- Disable third-party repositories. There should be only two enabled repositories: hci-base and hci-updates.
- Check access to the repositories:
# yum clean all; yum repoinfo hci-base - Try to get content of mirrorlists. Example:
# curl -L http://download.acronis.com/vstorage/mirrorlists/4.7/releases-os.mirrorlist - View logs: /var/log/vstorage-ui-agent/updater.log
Download
- Check access to the update repositories, like mentioned here
- Ensure that there is available space ( > 1 GB) on root fs.
- View logs: /var/log/vstorage-ui-agent/updater.log
- Retry download.
Eligibility check
Resolve requirements pointed in eligibility checks.
Upgrade
- Use Retry button in the program or using Command Line (# vinfra software-updates start) in case of upgrade failure by timeout (enter maintenance, reboot, etc). Also, Retry can help to enter node maintenance.
- Use Cancel upgrade if it is necessary to make changes in cluster configuration. Then start upgrade again.
- Use Cancel upgrade if it is necessary to abort upgrade (the cancel is not always immediate, some time is required to Cancel upgrade depending on the current upgrade stage).
- Retry upgrade is always run with the same parameters which were set on start upgrade.
More information
If you need further assistance, please collect Updates logs and contact Acronis Support with a reference to this article.