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How to troubleshoot why splunkd keeps crashing every two days on Windows?
peterchow
Explorer
06-28-2016
09:02 PM
Dear all,
I have Splunk which is installed on a Windows platform. I found it crashes every two days recently. May I know how to find the reason? Thanks
Best Regards,
Peter
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ddrillic
Ultra Champion
06-29-2016
06:48 AM
Similar issue to Access violation, cannot read at address at Access Violation, cannot read at address
They speak there about scheduled searches in a 5.x version ...
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ryanoconnor
Builder
06-29-2016
06:13 AM
Can you post some output from your splunkd.log on that server? I know it's not possible to post the entire log here but some of the messages you are seeing in and around the ERROR might be helpful to better understand what might be going on and what direction to point you in.
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peterchow
Explorer
06-29-2016
08:55 PM
My splunk version is 6.1.1. Here's some of the log content for your reference.
Access violation, cannot read at address [0x00000000xxxxxxx]
Exception address: [0x00000xxxxxxxxxx]
Crashing thread: MainTailingThread
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renjith_nair
Legend
06-28-2016
11:17 PM
You might need to look at the splunkd log for errors
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peterchow
Explorer
06-28-2016
11:24 PM
I find the log but don't know how to read
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renjith_nair
Legend
06-29-2016
12:17 AM
Do you mean that you are not able to open or you are not able to understand what's written?
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peterchow
Explorer
06-29-2016
01:03 AM
I able to open but unable understand what's written
For an example, it said Access violation, cannot read at address [0x000000005368976B7]
it is quite difficult to troubleshoot
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