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Solr failure notifications during 06-22-2019 update

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  • Matias Lopez
    Adding, before I started getting the exceptions I got this update from the daily yum. /etc/cron.daily/0yum-daily.cron: The existing index (version 6) is too old for the current Solr version. The system will rebuild the index in the background. Renamed index directory to: /home/cpanelsolr/server/solr/dovecot/data/index.1561281014 stat(/etc/cpanel-dovecot-solrdisable): No such file or directory - proceeding as though the file is absent. Warning: cpanel-dovecot-solr.service changed on disk. Run 'systemctl daemon-reload' to reload units. The system is deleting this directory in the background. (PID 16830) Restarting Solr... Waiting for "cpanel_dovecot_solr" to start ""waiting for "cpanel_dovecot_solr" to initialize "finished. cpanel_dovecot_solr started successfully. The system is rebuilding user indexes in the background. (PID 17072) Id: TQ:TaskQueue:25339 ================================================================================ Package Arch Version Repository Size ================================================================================ Updating: cpanel-analytics noarch 1.3.3-5.2 cpanel-plugins 25 k cpanel-dovecot-solr noarch 8.1.1-4.1 cpanel-plugins 24 M cpanel-dovecot-solr-contrib noarch 8.1.1-4.1 cpanel-plugins 69 M cpanel-dovecot-solr-contrib-extraction noarch 8.1.1-4.1 cpanel-plugins 38 M cpanel-dovecot-solr-docs noarch 8.1.1-4.1 cpanel-plugins 4.9 M cpanel-dovecot-solr-server noarch 8.1.1-4.1 cpanel-plugins 65 M cpanel-letsencrypt noarch 2.25-2.1 cpanel-plugins 37 k Transaction Summary ================================================================================ Upgrade 7 Packages The updates were successfully applied
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  • cPanelLauren
    Recently we released a patch to Dovecot Solr which ran a function that did not properly read older configuration settings for Dovecot, leading to your SSL/TLS settings being set to default, which is TLSv1.2. We are tracking this issue internally with case ID CPANEL-28089. The workaround is rather simple, here are the steps: 1. Login as root to WHM 2. Enter WHM >> Home >> Service Configuration >> Mailserver Configuration 3. Change "SSL Minimum Protocol" to the correct value. Most servers affected by this were running TLSv1, for the sake of Windows 7 TLS support. If you have not saved any settings in Mailserver Configuration yet and are unsure of what it was previously set as, you can find the value by running this command: grep -P 'ssl_(min_)?protocol' /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf
    And the example output: grep -P 'ssl_(min_)?protocol' /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf ssl_min_protocol = TLSv1
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello @Matias Lopez, New Solr RPMS (part of the Full Text Search Indexing for IMAP powered by Apache Solr" plugin offered in WHM >> Manage Plugins) were published on June 22nd, 2019. This particular update automatically rebuilt the Apache Solr" index files due to a format change in the new version. This lead to the error messages like the ones reported in your initial post on some systems due to the service not restarting quickly enough upon the update. This should only have happened once during the update process, and the cpanel_dovecot_solr should have started successfully after the update process completed. Let us know if you encounter any additional issues. Thank you.
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