Oftentimes when we go to deploy our configs to our clustered indexers (Splunk 6.3.0) using:
sudo -H -u splunk /opt/splunk/bin/splunk apply cluster-bundle
It fails with the following error:
Encountered some errors while applying the bundle.
In handler 'clustermastercontrol': The Master could not push the latest configuration bundle because it contains an invalid configuration. Fix any errors and push the bundle again. Alternatively, you can skip the validation process like this: "splunk apply cluster-bundle --skip-validation". Use this option carefully, as it can cause the master to push an invalid configuration to the peers. The following errors were encountered:
Archiver failure - Failed to create archive file.
Any ideas how to fix or what this means? Can't seem to find others with this issue.
Finally figured this one out. Turns out the permissions were invalid on the file we had just created (they were created/owned by root). To fix we ran a:
sudo chown -R splunk:splunk /opt/splunk/etc/...file.conf
Then repushed the bundle. And it worked.
The other time we had this issue, someone else had one of the conf files open in vim (which automatically creates a .swp file) which prevented the push.
Finally figured this one out. Turns out the permissions were invalid on the file we had just created (they were created/owned by root). To fix we ran a:
sudo chown -R splunk:splunk /opt/splunk/etc/...file.conf
Then repushed the bundle. And it worked.
The other time we had this issue, someone else had one of the conf files open in vim (which automatically creates a .swp file) which prevented the push.