Hi All,
We have seeing the blank page while accessing the OSGi console in Production author instance. We have tried to restart the server but still the issue persists.
Please note - we are not seeing the issue in lower environments and Production Publisher. All the bundles are in Active and we don't see anything in the error log as well.
Anyone faced this issue ?
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Hi @Raja-kp
Are you able to access the other consoles (Say from Main/Sling). In particular, Web Console -> System Information.
If yes and if its allowed (perhaps off business hours), try to do Framework Restart from that console (Understand you already tried restarting the server itself, just a try from framework standpoint explicitly)
@Vijayalakshmi_S Thanks for your response.
One thing I noticed today - I'm able to see the OSGi configuration if I access via IP address but NOT with Author DNS.
Yes - I'm able to view/access other consoles in OSGi. Can you please let me know the impact if any ? when we run the framework restart ? As mentioned - we are seeing this issue only in Production Author instance.
So the issue is when accessing via author dispatcher and not via IP/application server instance.
Could you please let know if you have installed any Service pack/hot fix/application code packages recently. If yes, can you delete the cache files or
Could you recollect any activity that was done before this incident (on prod author dispatcher)
Thanks for the inputs @Raja-kp
This JS is called when OSGi configuration console is accessed. Can you check the response code of this call - /system/console/res/ui/bundles.js (for Bundles console)
Similarly, access frequently used consoles in author dispatcher and narrow down the requests that fails with 403.
Enable Dispatcher Debug log and trace the request from there and see if it makes to the application server.
Also, see if you can observe the behavior with admin login.
@Vijayalakshmi_S We are getting 403 error response code for that js file and the error is occurring for Admin user as well.
We will check the Dispatcher log for the OSGi request and let you know.
Hi @Vijayalakshmi_S Enabled the log level to TRACE but we didn't find any errors in the dispatcher logs and the response code is 200 for the /system/console/configMgr.
What would be the impact if we perform the framework restart ?
Framework restart will make all the bundles to go Resolved state and then to starting -> Active which will take some time.
But I don't think this is needed for your issue for the reason that Felix console is up and running in Application server and the issue is only when accessed via dispatcher.
Can you confirm if you are accessing as Admin login in both Application server and in author/dispatcher ? (you can try in Incognito -> login and confirm)
When you checked the dispatcher log, did you verify the application server access log as well in the same time (if the request is through to it)
@Vijayalakshmi_S Thanks for your help on this. I have figured out that the path : system/console/res/ui/config.js is blocked from AWS WAF rule. Due to this, we are unable to view the OSGi configuration.
We are started seeing this issue from last week and not sure how this was working earlier.
Able to view the OSGi configuration after updating WAF rule in AWS. Checking the WAF rules what went wrong.
Regards,
Raja
File path :/system/console/res/ui/config.js is unblocked from WAF rules and the OSGi configuration is accessible now.
Regards,
Raja
Just to add - this is an issue with AWS - WAF rule (AWSManagedRulesLinuxRuleSet) which blocking "config.js" file and AWS technical team is working on fixing the issue.
Regards,
Raja
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