lsdoctor binary location download

[rcummiongs]

[a_p_]

The tool is available at https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/80469

André

Moderator note: Moved to vCenter™ Server Discussions

[slemont]

The LSDOCTOR is not located here (https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/80469).  Where can I get this tool so that I can proceed with our vCenter upgrade to 7?

[a_p_]

It is. When you scroll down, you'll find it under Attachments on the right.

André

[gavemaney]

kb80469 不提供下载了。   说能分享一个LSDOCTOR .zipip

[babtel]

This link appears to be broken again. I need to get a copy for an upgrade. I tried to start a ticket to notify, but don't have an entitlement account with associated products. If anyone has a copy, could you share it? Would be appreciated. Thanks

[kmaxe003]

If anyone could send me the lsdoctor script I would greatly appreciate it.

[Rob Bishop]

the link is fixed

https://kb.vmware.com/sfc/servlet.shepherd/version/download/0685G00001E88bHQAR

 

[NickDaGeekUK]

Hi Rob, the link is working but the version I have downloaded from the article only supports 6.7 updwards. I have an old 6.5 VCSA and when run the trustfix option generates a worrying error message.

I suspect I am experiencing trust issues because cold migrates are falling with an unknown ssl error at the nfcmanager level in the vpxa log.

Is it possible to find an earlier version of lsdoctor as Change log says there are two earlier versions, 2023 and inital release in 2020. It would be good if I could get one or both of them for testing.

For reference in case you or anyone else knows anything about that I detail what I am seeing and what I have researched so far.

Error is

File "/lsdoctor-240201/lib/lsdoctor_defaults.py" line 2, in <module> import importlib.util
ImportError: No module named util

Investigating the content of lsdoctor_defaults.py shows it is probably very imporatant to the functioning of the trustfix as it seems to import the existing VCSA system and os values into a decorator called @contextmanager

def get_vmidentity_classpath():
    with suppress_stdout():
        spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location("VMwareIdentityFirstBoot",
                                                      "/usr/lib/vmidentity/firstboot/vmidentity-firstboot.py")
        vmidfb = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
        sys.modules["VMwareIdentityFirstBoot"] = vmidfb
        spec.loader.exec_module(vmidfb)
        cp = vmidfb.VMwareIdentityFirstBoot()
        class_path = cp._VMwareIdentityFirstBoot__classpath
    return class_path

Because this looks so fundamental to the correct operation of trustfix I am reluctant to execute the rest of the script and exited by not confirming the existence of an offline snapshot.

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