APT _CONFIG file Warning

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mandyli
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APT _CONFIG file Warning

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Hi

In our project we have 2 node APT_CONFIG file.

Most of the stage I am seeing following warning

" Warning: Node Pools : Unexpected end of file found."

Is there any issue with config file


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Post by bollinenik »

put your config file here and paste warning as it is then, that would make it easy to comment any thing.
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Re: APT _CONFIG file Warning

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mandyli wrote:Is there any issue with config file
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sorry, what is this?
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Post by ray.wurlod »

My guess is that the configuration file is missing the final right brace character ( } ) or that the final line in the configuration is not terminated with a regular end-of-line terminator.

Was the configuration file created using the Configurations editor GUI or using a text editor?
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From UNIX you can do a "orchadmin check" or use the designer Tool -> configurations to choose your config file and run a syntax check.
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