Suddenly, R12.2 autoconfig failed with below message in log file $INST_TOP/admin/log/0X131006/adconfig.log:
[INSTANTIATE PHASE]
AutoConfig could not successfully instantiate the following files:
Directory: $INST_TOP/admin/install
adadmprf.sh INSTE8_PRF
adapperms.sh INSTE8_APPLY
adgendbc.sh INSTE8_SETUP
adgenjky.sh INSTE8_SETUP
admkpltfrm.sh INSTE8_PRF
admkxdir.sh INSTE8_SETUP
adsvcm.sh INSTE8_APPLY
afadmprf.sh INSTE8_PRF
afcpctx.sh INSTE8_PRF
afcpgsm.sh INSTE8_PRF
afcpnode.sh INSTE8_SETUP
afgcsreg.sh INSTE8_SETUP
ibywebprf.sh INSTE8_PRF
igccmprf.sh INSTE8_PRF
java.sh INSTE8
jtfictx.sh INSTE8_PRF
jtfsvfm.sh INSTE8_APPLY
okladmprf.sh INSTE8_PRF
shttimezone.sh INSTE8_SETUP
txkJavaMailerCfg.sh INSTE8_PRF
txkWebServicescfg.sh INSTE8_PRF
Directory: $INST_TOP/admin/scripts/msc
mscmatlab.sh INSTE8_PRF
Seems those .sh files are randomly picked up. Log file has also message:
AC-00444: Unable to write to file: java.io.FileNotFoundException: $INST_TOP/admin/install/adadmprf.sh (Text file busy)
Raised by oracle.apps.ad.autoconfig.InstantiateProcess
After trying different ways to troubleshoot it, I suspected it is caused by something on the OS level.
Finally, Linux Admin found it is CrowdStrike falcon-sensor, a security tool for monitoring.
$ ps -ef | grep falcon
root 1027 1 0 May1 ? 00:00:00 /opt/CrowdStrike/falcond
root 1028 1027 0 May1 ? 00:00:17 falcon-sensor
After disabled it and rebooted the server, adautocfg.sh worked successfully.
We found it also made EBS Rapid Install for R12.2 upgrade fail with strange errors. I was told the bug in CrowdStrike was fixed later.
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