Can you clarify more on this? Are you doing the kinit in 2 different unix user account or same user account? Are these jobs expected to be triggered in parallel? What is the current issue you are facing?  ... View more

The ERROR message indicates a particular logger class is not available. Usually logger errors wouldn't fail the actual action. Can you clarify what command/action you triggered from CM Role action and in CM whether the command is reported as successful or failed?   A screenshot of the actual failure could be helpful to understand this better. ... View more

Can we have the full stacktrace of this exception. If you can upload the logs I can get the same.   Generally it means manifest file is not present for the parcel or CM has trouble accessing the manifest file in the repo. Are you able to manually browse through the repo in browser? Can you attach the screenshot of the content you see in the repo from browser? ... View more

Hi.This message is related to heartbeat from agent. Can I have the actual cm server logs?  Also which version of CM are you using? ... View more

@raph Can you please clarify more on the custom parcel? Is it a parcel provided by cloudera / its partners ? ... View more

Thats interesting.  Let me make sure my understanding is correct. 1. So after configuring password through jceks, there are failures if "Generate HADOOP_CREDSTORE_PASSWORD" is unchecked. Can I please have the full exception, just want to make sure if the full exception points to anything else in latest failure. 2. Did you also remove the properties you already had added i.e "<name>fs.s3a.access.key</name> <name>fs.s3a.secret.key</name>" in core-site.xml ... View more

Hi @ac-ntap This exception is not related. please ignore this and kindly review my other comment "https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/Hive-query-failed-with-java-io-IOException-Cannot-find/m-p/371879/highlight/true#M241106" ... View more

I am sorry for the delay. This is the exception I was looking for. Specifically we can notice the failure was due to hive trying to pickup password from its own jceks rather than using the plain text password.   Still its unclear why it falls back to jceks instead of using password. I will check with existing known issues. For the timebeing Can you try configuring the password through jceks as indicated in this article https://my.cloudera.com/knowledge/How-to-configure-HDFS-and-Hive-to-use-different-JCEKS-and?id=326056    You can ignore step 9 to 11 from the article. sg-cdp is the bucket name, so instead of fs.s3a.bucket.scc-803070-bucket-1.security.credential.provider.path please use the property fs.s3a.bucket.sg-cdp.security.credential.provider.path  ... View more