Mistake of variable name

[tomoya-saito]

Variable "parnterRegex" is used in several places in "/opt/kaltura/dwh/etlsource/events/process/process_file.ktr". Is the correct variable name "partnerRegex"? Is this a spelling error?

[kaltura-hooks]

Hi @tomoya-saito,

Thank for you reporting an issue and helping improve Kaltura!

To get the fastest response time, and help the maintainers review and test your reported issues or suggestions, please ensure that your issue includes the following (please comment with more info if you have not included all this info in your original issue):

• Is the issue you're experiencing consistent and across platforms? or does it only happens on certain conditions? please provide as much details as possible.
• Which Kaltura deployment you're using: Kaltura SaaS, or self-hosted? If self hosted, are you using the RPM or deb install?
• Packages installed. When using RPM, paste the output for:

  # rpm -qa \"kaltura*\"

  For deb based systems:

  # dpkg -l \"kaltura-*\"

• If running a self hosted ENV - provide the MySQL server version used
• If running a self hosted ENV - is this a single all in 1 server or a cluster?
• If running a self hosted ENV, while making the problematic request, run:

  # tail -f /opt/kaltura/log/*.log /opt/kaltura/log/batch/*.log | grep -A 1 -B 1 --color \"ERR:\|PHP\|trace\|CRIT\|\[error\]\"

  and paste the output.

• When relevant, provide any screenshots or screen recordings showing the issue you're experiencing.

For general troubleshooting see: https://github.com/kaltura/platform-install-packages/blob/Jupiter-10.13.0/doc/kaltura-packages-faq.md#troubleshooting-help

If you only have a general question rather than a bug report, please close this issue and post at: http://forum.kaltura.org

Thank you in advance,

[tomoya-saito]

Hello.

I employ the Kaltura Community Edition 14.18.0 in a self-hosted cluster environment. Operation system of each server is CentOS compatible with RHEL 7.6). The CentOS employs RPM based system, and our hardware platform is 64bit (x86_64).

# rpm -qa "kaltura*"
kaltura-libvpx-1.7.0-1.x86_64
kaltura-html5lib3-0.40.15-1.noarch
kaltura-dwh-14.18.0-1.noarch
kaltura-libmediainfo-0.7.61-8.x86_64
kaltura-ffmpeg-4.0.2-1.x86_64
kaltura-html5-studio3-v3.3.0-1.noarch
kaltura-kmcng-analytics-front-v0.1-1.noarch
kaltura-kmcng-v5.7.1-1.noarch
kaltura-front-14.18.0-1.noarch
kaltura-lame-3.99.5-3.x86_64
kaltura-mediainfo-0.7.61-9.x86_64
kaltura-a52dec-0.7.4-11.x86_64
kaltura-libmcrypt-2.5.8-2.x86_64
kaltura-pentaho-4.2.1-2.x86_64
kaltura-clipapp-1.3-2.noarch
kaltura-monit-5.25.2-2.x86_64
kaltura-postinst-1.0.33-68.noarch
kaltura-base-14.18.0-5.noarch
kaltura-live-analytics-front-v2.7.3-2.noarch
kaltura-html5-analytics-v0.2-2.noarch
kaltura-sshpass-1.05-1.x86_64
kaltura-segmenter-1.0-3.x86_64
kaltura-html5-studio-v2.2.1-1.noarch
kaltura-release-14.18.0-1.noarch
kaltura-html5lib-v2.75.1-1.noarch
kaltura-playkit-bundler-1.1.1-11.noarch
kaltura-libfaac-1.28-1.x86_64
kaltura-flexwrapper-v1.2-1.noarch
kaltura-libopencore-amr-0.1.3-1.x86_64
kaltura-x264-0.140-2.20140104.x86_64

This issue is an easy spelling error in a KTR file (/opt/kaltura/dwh/etlsource/events/process/process_file.ktr). And, there are no system problems. But, in our servers, we must change some statements in this file and "/opt/kaltura/dwh/etlsource/common/parse_date_to_dwh_timezone.ktr" according to our timezone setting (Asia/Tokyo) and datetime format ((dd/MMM/yyyy:HH:mm:ssZ)) in Apache logs.

At other places in the KTR files, "partnerRegex" is used as variable name. But, "parnterRegex" is used in some places of the "process_file.ktr". This spelling error makes our work a little more difficult. So that, please correct this spelling error if you can.

Regards