VTL 2.0

@FlorianSchoenheim , the first error is likely due to admin already existing (or being unusable).

The second leads me to think the password had invalid characters.

Can you confirm the password fits the below?  If so, this is likely worth going right to support (and if you do, share the case number so I can track it).

From the docs: https://documentation.commvault.com/2022e/expert/136354_managing_users.html

Adding a New User With Admin Access

New users with admin access can be added using the following command:

/commvaultvtl/bin/vtuser -a -u <username> --p <passwd>

• User names and passwords can be up to 32 characters in length.

• User names and passwords need to be ascii chars and can include _ or -.

If someone tries to install the rpm and installation will fail.

There seems to be an issue in “core_itf.c” in line 1726:

return blkdev_issue_flush(iodev, GFP_NOIO);
 

this line will create the “error: too many arguments to function ‘blkdev_issue_flush’” failure.

I have edited the file and created 2 lines for this:

return blkdev_issue_flush(iodev);
return blkdev_issue_flush(GFP_NOIO);

To get this into the RPM I used rpmrebuild to edit the spec file and copied my edited core_itf.c from a tmp dir to /commvaultvtl/src/export before the build process starts.

First I did the installation on an Almalinux, but after the errors I reproduced the issue and a current RHEL 8.6 which has the same problems.

Used rpm was this one:

commvault-vtl-usr-3.0.50.45-rhel.x86_64.rpm

Ticket created: 220816-558