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Kolide Fleet, incoming host indefinitely #2297
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Can you run Launcher with the |
I don't see anything unusual in the logs there. Is |
Can you actually run that query against your MySQL database that Fleet is connected to? I want to see what Fleet has stored about the hosts. Also, please paste the actual text rather than screenshots. Thanks! |
mysql> SELECT * FROM hosts |
We can see that host (id 3) in the database, and the Does that same host work if you connect via plain osquery rather than Launcher? |
I am actually seeing similar behavior with all hosts enrolled.
My osquery host is Ubuntu and running version I did not use the launcher. |
@kevensen can you please run osqueryd with the Also, please feel free to join the #kolide channel in osquery Slack where we can have a quicker back-and-forth. |
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@kevensen Did you by chance make a custom build of Fleet for a 32 bit architecture? Looks like your host's memory value is overflowing a 32 bit int. We can certainly fix that by explicitly specifying 64 bit integers but I am wondering why/how you ended up in this position. |
I was actually thinking that as well. In my home lab I am attempting to run Fleet on a Raspberry Pi 3b+. Obviously not a production environment but an intellectual curiosity. So yeah, 32-bit. |
What version of
fleet
are you using (fleet version --full
)?What operating system are you using?
Ubuntu 16.04 for kolide, Windows Server 2012/Windows 10 hosts
What did you do?
I ran the following command to add the windows host with the parameters filled in:
./linux/launcher --enroll_secret=[secret from kolide] --hostname=[ip]:8080 --root_directory=[directory]/osq --insecure
My windows hosts have osquery version 4.4.0 installed.
What did you expect to see?
I expected to see the host added to kolide fleet
What did you see instead?
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