SageTV Won't Start

[Striker:WG]

So I had to go out of town for work, before I left Sage was working. When I get home it isn't working. As far as I am aware, nothing has changed.

I can start the Docker container on Unraid and it appears to start up normally (see log), but when I try to access the web page I get an error. If I try to connect from any of the clients they simply don't connect.

Anyone have any thoughts on what some next steps might be?

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[jusjoken]

If SageTV produced a log then we may need to see that to identify the issue.

k

[Striker:WG]

here is my most recent log file.

sagetv_0.txt

[jusjoken]

Based on the log it is running but still loading. Is your wiz.bin corrupted?

k

[Striker:WG]

I don't know, how can I tell if it is corrupt?

Just replace it with a new one and see if it starts working?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by Striker:WG

I don't know, how can I tell if it is corrupt?

Just replace it with a new one and see if it starts working?

You should see another similar file to the wiz.bin with corrupt in the filename if I recall correctly.

To test if its related to a corrupt file u can rename the wiz.bin to something else when sage is not running and restart. Sage will create a blank wiz file.

k

[Striker:WG]

No sign of a .corrupt file to indicate that wiz.bin is corrupt. I tried replacing it with an old wiz.bin backup file from ~1 year ago but it made no difference.

I tried installing the Java 11 docker container, also made no difference.

I tried doing a force update to latest on my Java 8 docker, also made no difference.

Any other ideas or suggestions on what I can try? Really hoping I don't have to rebuild my Sage from scratch....

[jusjoken]

Try removing the wiz.bin and post the full log after that restart so we can review

k

[Striker:WG]

OK, I tried the following:

1. Stop SageTV docker container
2. Rename Wiz.bin to Wiz.bin.031923
3. Rename Wiz.bak to Wiz.bak.031923
4. Start SageTV Docker

I still get the same error accessing the Web interface and cannot connect via a SageTV client.

The new Wiz.bin file that is created is only 1KB in size according to Windows Explorer.

The latest log file is attached. Sagetv_0.txt sagetv_0.txt

I also noticed in the previous log file that after about 10 hours of uptime, Sage did throw a Java error:

The full log file is here, sagetv_1.txt but here is a snip of the error as well:

sagetv_1.txt

Sun 3/19 10:45:43.702 [ThreadMonitor@6bdd3169] Top 10 Cumulative CPU(sec) LuceneShowTransactionTask:8 main:5 LucenePersonTransactionTask:3
Sun 3/19 10:45:43.702 [ThreadMonitor@6bdd3169] Top 10 %CPU (last 300s)
Sun 3/19 10:50:43.703 [ThreadMonitor@6bdd3169] Top 10 Cumulative CPU(sec) LuceneShowTransactionTask:8 main:5 LucenePersonTransactionTask:3
Sun 3/19 10:50:43.704 [ThreadMonitor@6bdd3169] Top 10 %CPU (last 300s)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.246 [main@6e2c634b] MAIN THREW AN EXCEPTION: java.lang.StackOverflowError
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.260 [main@6e2c634b] java.lang.StackOverflowError
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.261 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.lang.Exception.<init>(Exception.java:66)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.262 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.io.IOException.<init>(IOException.java:58)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.262 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.io.InterruptedIOException.<init>(InterruptedIOException.java:64)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.262 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.net.SocketTimeoutException.<init>(SocketTimeoutException.java:43)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.262 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead0(Native Method)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.263 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead(SocketInputStream.java:116)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.263 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:170)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.263 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:141)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.263 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.io.BufferedInputStream.fill(BufferedInputStream.java:246)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.263 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.io.BufferedInputStream.read(BufferedInputStream.java:265)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.264 [main@6e2c634b] 	at java.io.DataInputStream.readByte(DataInputStream.java:265)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.264 [main@6e2c634b] 	at sage.Sage.readLineBytes(Sage.java:2091)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.264 [main@6e2c634b] 	at sage.NetworkCaptureDevice.submitHostCommand(NetworkCaptureDevice.java:135)
Sun 3/19 10:54:03.264 [main@6e2c634b] 	at sage.NetworkCaptureDevice.submitHostCommand(NetworkCaptureDevice.java:163)

[Striker:WG]

OK, I SOLVED IT!

Something went FUBAR with my network encoder. Once I shutdown the network encoder VM and restarted the Sage TV docker, I was able to start the docker and access it again.

I reinstalled the network encoder with the latest installer, copied over the Wiz.bin and sage.properties files from the old network encoder and I'm back in business!

[jusjoken]

Good to hear