mod_f4fhttp Coretech errors

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December 18, 2012
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I keep getting spurious errors like below. I can't find information around them anywhere. Anyone knows what's going on?

This is using stock 4.5.1 mod_f4fhttp &.is highly problematic as it brings down the entire s3fs mount point and leaves the whole server unusable.

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[Tue Dec 18 11:10:48 2012] [error] mod_f4fhttp [500]: Coretech error 1 when processing /vod/file1_Seg1-Frag907
[Tue Dec 18 11:10:49 2012] [error] mod_f4fhttp [403]: No access to /mnt/vod/file2_Seg1.f4f
[Tue Dec 18 11:10:52 2012] [error] mod_f4fhttp [403]: No access to /mnt/vod/file3_Seg1.f4f
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Thanks,

Hans

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Manish_K_A

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The information provided here is not sufficient. Please eloborate the scenario you are trying to do.

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Hans GranqvistAuthor

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Hi Manish. Not sure what extra information is needed.

This error occurs in an Apache 2.x httpd using the Adobe-developed module "mod_f4fhttp" installed as instructed by Adobe in the FMS guide.

This module occasionally yields Coretech errors in when it processes VOD files that have been packaged with f4fpackager version 4.5.1.

I also see spurious Coretech 1026 and Coretech 5 errors also when getting fragments.

These errors are mysteriously absent from all web search engines. I can find a reference, to this very forum, in Google's cache, but the page has been removed.

[edit: This happens on both the stock FMS 4.5.1 AWS AMI, as well as installed Base Amazon AMI with httpd 2.2]

Message was edited by: Hans Granqvist

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ShivenK

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Hi Hans,

Can you pass on the VOD file to us so that we can try to replicate the issue at our end?

Thanks,

Shiven

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