Misp: Scheduled Tasks Status: Failed and Queued forever

[mahesh557]

HI,

Feel pull requested are logged into jobs with status set to failed and progress set to 'queued' forever.

I am running on MISP v2.4.109
RHEL 7 PHP 7.1.8

If it helps, diagnostic page says
````
Module System
This tool tests the various module systems and whether they are reachable based on the module settings.

Enrichment module system…Connection refused
Import module system…Connection refused
Export module system…Connection refused
Cortex module system…Invalid HTTP response.
````

[adulau]

Are your workers running? Did you start those? There is a worker tab in the configuration.

[SteveClement]

This is an UI quirk.
I have the same issues, just ignore the fail and fetch the feed again or redo whatever is stuck.

Every now and then I have that issue with the test suite that pymisp runs.
A published event is queued forever but failed.

[mahesh557]

Are your workers running? Did you start those? There is a worker tab in the configuration.

Yes all the workers are running and appear to be healthy.

[dpatanker]

Hello I have the same issue. When using the fetch feed - for CIRCL it shows as system against the Organisation created when running as scheduler - any thoughts why and how to fix this

?

[devnull-]

Good afternoon all,

I have also the same issue. All jobs (sync or export) progress set to 'queued' forever and the php ./bin/resque program took CPU resources without stopping.

[user4913]

have the same issue, any way to solve other than clearing queue? seems to continue to happens after that as well.

[mokaddem]

The scheduler is a kind of legacy tool that might not correctly work unfortunately..
We advice using CRON jobs to perform these jobs.
@user4913, what issue are you referring to?

[user4913]

Is there an example CRON job that can be used to fetch and cache all feeds? Just like the scheduled task?

I keep running into the issue that when fetching data from feeds they get stuck "Queued" and never complete unless I reboot.

[mokaddem]

Please, have a look at that page /events/automation/#console_admin_tasks. It describes a variety of CLI command that you can put in your CRON jobs.

e.g.
MISP/app/Console/cake Server cacheFeed [user_id] all # cache all feeds
MISP/app/Console/cake Server fetchFeed [user_id] all # fetch all feeds

[criptk]

I am trying the cake server pull, what should i put in user id since the user id is remote ?

[iglocska]

The user ID of your local user that is going to be creating the event
locally - normally a site admin account / your own account.

On Wed, Aug 19, 2020 at 12:43 AM criptkeeper [e-mail]
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I am trying the cake server pull, what should i put in user id since the
user id is remote ?

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[iglocska]

Also keep in mind the user ID is the user ID on the current instance, not
the remote that you pull from.

On Wed, Aug 19, 2020 at 11:57 AM Andras Iklody [e-mail]
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The user ID of your local user that is going to be creating the event
locally - normally a site admin account / your own account.

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