ASL in Plesk ?

[PietroV.]

Hello!

After installing Plesk 12 on a test machine we got every hour an email from [email protected] with subject "cronjob@testmachine.com - hourly - FAILURE" and it say:
"running hourly cronjob scripts
SCRIPT: asl exited with RETURNCODE = 127."

We found no Returncode 127 or even the asl. Does anyone got an idea?

Btw, we know what asl stand for...

Best regards

 

[Martin_Sauer]

Wrong chown or wrong chmod on the script?

Most likely cause.

 

[PietroV.]

Thanks for your repley, where could i found it?
/etc/asl/ ?
which file should be which chown by whom?

 

[Martin_Sauer]

Thanks for your repley, where could i found it?
/etc/asl/ ?
which file should be which chown by whom?

most likely /etc/cron.hourly/

AFAIK asl is not part of Plesk, so I figure you are on your own from here on (sorry - I didnt mess a lot with asl)

 

[PietroV.]

Thanks for your help. I figured out, ASL was installed with Plesk 12. So, somewhere in Plesk it must be able to make changes or even to find out what errorcode 127 is.

 

[AnkeWZL]

hi, today I installed mod_sec for apache on plesk 12.0.18 Update #23, last updated at Nov 12, 2014 08:39 AM

since then I also get emails with the following error:
[noparse]
running hourly cronjob scripts

SCRIPT: asl exited with RETURNCODE = 127.
[/noparse]


the configuration under /etc/asl/config shows the following settings:
REPUTATION_REPORT="yes"
REPUTATION_FREQUENCY="hourly"

the script at /etc/cron.hourly/asl has the following lines:

[noparse]
# Run rep report
if [ "$REPUTATION_REPORT" == "yes" ]; then
if [ "$REPUTATION_FREQUENCY" == "hourly" ]; then
/var/asl/bin/asl --rep_report >/dev/null 2>&1
fi
fi
[/noparse]


the problem is that the command /var/asl/bin/asl does not exist, so the cron script fails and returns error code 127.
in my installation I see only the following files in /var/asl/bin

-rwx------ 1 root root 1805 Oct 22 22:18 update_config.pl
-rwx------ 1 root root 10529040 Oct 22 22:18 aum
-rwx------ 1 root root 2639 Oct 22 22:18 asl_cli_c


switching off the reputation reports would avoid the error, however, anyone know why /var/asl/bin/asl is not installed?

 

[PietroV]

@AnkeWZL:
Thanks for your reply. We figured out the same result as you got. One Option is to deinstall mod_sec, but do we really want this?

Anyone who have some expiernce with ASL?