From v10.0.x, all the packages, including the Protegrity developed packages, are signed by Protegrity. This ensures the integrity of the software being installed.
The following errors may occur while uploading the patch using Web UI or CLI Manager.
Issue: This issue occurs if the verification key is expired, the following error message appears:Error: Patch signature(s) expired. Would you like to continue installation?
Workaround:
For more information about the Protegrity signed patch, contact Protegrity Support.
Issue: This issue occurs if the patch is not signed by Protegrity signing key.Error: Signatures not found. Aborting
Workaround: Click Exit to terminate the installation process.It is recommended to use a Protegrity signed patch.
For more information about the Protegrity signed patch, contact Protegrity Support.
Issue: This issue occurs if the disk space in the /var/log directory is insufficient.Error: Unable to install the patch. The required disk space is insufficient for the following partition: /var/log/
Workaround: Ensure that at least 20% disk space in the /var/log directory is available to install the patch successfully.
Issue: This issue occurs if the disk space in the /opt directory is insufficient.Error: Unable to install the patch. The required disk space is insufficient for the following partition: /opt/
Workaround: Ensure that the available disk space in the /opt/tmp directory is at least twice the patch size.
Issue: This issue occurs if the disk space in the /OS directory is insufficient.
Workaround: Ensure that at least 40% disk space in the /OS directory is available to install the patch successfully.
The space used in the OS(/) partition should not be more than 60%. If the space used is more than 60%, then you must clean up the OS(/) partition before proceeding with the patch installation process. For more information about cleaning up the OS(/) partition, refer to the documentation available at the following link.https://my.protegrity.com/knowledge/ka04W000000nSxJQAU/
Issue: This might occur if the task is executed using the IP address of the cluster task instead of the Hostname.
Workaround: To resolve this issue, ensure that the IP address of the cluster node is replaced with the Hostname in the task.
For more information about executing the cluster task, refer Scheduling Configuration Export to Cluster Tasks.
Errorcode: 403
Issue: This issue occurs if the Basic Authentication is disabled, and you try to perform any of the following operations.
Workaround: Ensure that the Can Create JWT Token permission is assigned to the role. If the Can Create JWT Token permission is not assigned to the role of the required user, then the operation fails.
To verify the Can Create JWT Token permission, from the ESA Web UI navigate to Settings > Users > Roles.
Last modified January 21, 2025