We have a custom installation of Ubuntu Landscape 15.01 in our network (using the instructions from here: How do I install Landscape for personal use?), and installed several servers that connect to it. All servers (14.04) were installed with the same packages and configurations and connect to Landscape correctly.
However, some machines are missing the user information completely (in the Users tab of the web interface), as shown in the screenshots below.
What could be the reason for this behavior?
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Incorrect:
In the server logs, several times a "consecutive error" occurs. An example is shown below:
message-server.log.1-Jul 9 20:37:59 message-server-1 INFO Processed messages for computer 24 (size=0.61kb, duration=0.21s, load=0.21, ignored=0, processed=1, dropped=1, remaining=1, client=14.12-0ubuntu0.14.04)
message-server.log.1:Jul 9 20:37:59 message-server-1 ERR Error processing the payload for computer 24, consecutive errors: 1
#012Traceback (most recent call last):#012 File "/opt/canonical/landscape/canonical/landscape/message/apis.py", line 361, in _process_messages#012 self.handle(message["type"], message)#012 File "/opt/canonical/landscape/canonical/message/api.py", line 66, in handle#012 return handler(type, body)#012 File "/opt/canonical/landscape/canonical/lib/arguments.py", line 79, in replacement#012 return original(*new_args, **new_kwargs)#012 File "/opt/canonical/landscape/canonical/landscape/message/handlers/users.py", line 29, in __call__#012 self._create_group_members()#012 File "/opt/canonical/landscape/canonical/landscape/message/handlers/users.py", line 203, in _create_group_members#012 "create-group-members")#012 File "/opt/canonical/landscape/canonical/landscape/message/handlers/users.py", line 62, in _get_groups_by_names#012 u"users")#012ConsistencyError: Groups specified in the 'create-group-members' field don't exist: sudo
/var/log/landscape
on the client shows no results. All other pieces of information (including packages) seem to be correct. In the server logs, "consecutive error" is mentioned several times. I'll update the question with them. – mdd Jul 10 '15 at 21:34