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Help With annoying Error Luminis 4.2.0.67

Submitted by pnevins on Mon, 2009-10-19 17:22

Does anyone know how to fix whatever is causing this error to show up over and over and over again in cp.log ?

 

[2009-10-19 15:39:55,435] [ERROR](GroupPartition.java:1193) {http-443-Processor25} [com.pipeline.security.authz.eval.GroupPartition]: GroupPartition(PrincipalProvider): hit ratio: 0/2=0%

 

Thanks!

 

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Help With annoying Error Luminis 4.2.0.67

Submitted by baumli on Tue, 2009-10-20 11:51.

I second that, its throwing this everytime someone logs in.  Both our production (4.2.0.67) and test (4.2.1.78) throw this error.

GroupPartition error

Submitted by Steve.Boland on Thu, 2009-10-29 13:58.

 I logged a ticket for this and the response was that it is a bug. Sungard can replicate the issue on their test servers when users login or click on the email icons. They have not heard of it having any affect on users

has an effect on admins

Submitted by ahoward on Thu, 2009-10-29 14:56.

It makes it that much of a chore to try to look for actual errors in cp.log. For that reason alone I'd like Sungard to fix it.

agreed!

Submitted by nate1 on Tue, 2010-09-07 10:51.

Posting here just to second the motion...
I'm seeing Defect 1-538O9C and Defect 1-5OKDA5 on Sungard but no solution yet unless I've missed something...

-Nate
Longwood U, VA

Defect 1-538O9C is fixed as of build 49

Submitted by Steve.Boland on Tue, 2010-09-07 17:17.

I downloaded the release notes for 4.2.2.68 and found:

Build 49 - [1-538O9C] GroupPartition 'hit ratio' no longer logged as ERROR; GroupMappingIterator modified to record this as DEBUG instead.

got it

Submitted by nate1 on Tue, 2010-09-07 18:00.

Thanks sboland. I was just reading through the release notes for 4.2.3 and found it mentioned there as well... :)

-Nate

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