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10.9.1 WebGISDr Datastore backup fails

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12-26-2024 11:49 AM
SGTomlins
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Starting the .bat file as I always have.

C:\Scripts\webgisdr>start_webgisdr_full

C:\Scripts\webgisdr>REM ceate a full backup of enterpirse portal

C:\Scripts\webgisdr>cd C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal\tools\webgisdr

C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal\tools\webgisdr>webgisdr --export --file C:\Scripts\webgisdr\webgisdr_full.properties
==================================================
Starting the WebGIS DR utility.
==================================================

The configuration and base backup time in the current Web GIS
-------------------------------------------------------------
Portal: https//blahblah.blah.wi.us/portal at 12/26/24, 1:01 PM

____________________________________________________________________________________

This is the WebGISDr error......

Failed to back up the Relational ArcGIS Data Store:

Url: https://x.y.z.wi.us:2443/arcgis.

{"jobId":"44ec5f85-e08e-4a0c-b1cc-16c8edf6e8a9","description":"Create data store snapshot 20241226-131271-CST-60-FULL to \\\\ARGO-AZ\\ArcGIS Backups\\TempBackup\\WebGISSite1735241585970\\dataStore\\16e5b264-d230-4aeb-b8aa-dc1ddf32774a","lastModified":"2024-12-26 13:33","status":"failed"}

This is the error I get on the Datastore computer from the log files.

pg_basebackup: error: too many command-line arguments (first is "Data")

Try "pg_basebackup --help" for more information.

 

Looks like postgresql does not like something....??

 

Thanks....

 

  • I can successfully run the “backupdatastore” on the Datastore computer.
  • Current user can access all required folders.

Please note that all of this worked as expected PRIOR to 10.9.1 upgrade.

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SGTomlins
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Follow up...  After the 10.9.1 upgrade, the DataStore installation was corrupted.  The very capable ESRI Tech Support helped me resolve the problem.  After diagnosis of some peculiar issues, we had to uninstall and reinstall the DataStore.  🙂  The framework utilization of Postgres had token and account problems.

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SGTomlins
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Follow up...  After the 10.9.1 upgrade, the DataStore installation was corrupted.  The very capable ESRI Tech Support helped me resolve the problem.  After diagnosis of some peculiar issues, we had to uninstall and reinstall the DataStore.  🙂  The framework utilization of Postgres had token and account problems.

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