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Warning "cleanup HHH000100 : Fail-safe cleanup (collections)" keep being repeated in logs

KMTek
Contributor
April 27, 2021

Hi,

When checking the logs I noticed that is being flooded with the following warning:

WARN [http-nio-8080-exec-3241] [engine.loading.internal.LoadContexts] 
cleanup HHH000100: Fail-safe cleanup (collections) :
org.hibernate.engine.loading.internal.CollectionLoadContext@19b33b3c<rs=
com.mchange.v2.c3p0.impl.NewProxyResultSet@1acbdbba [wrapping: null]>

I tried to find something in the web that could help me tackle the problem but no relevant information came up.

Do you know what may be the cause for such error and what can we do to prevent it from keep polluting the log?

Thanks a lot.

2 answers

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Mohit Sharma
Atlassian Team
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November 3, 2021

Hello,

Log messages before that entry pertaining to that same thread (http-nio-8080-exec-3241) would have the component/package that triggered that situation.

On occasion, these can also be triggered by plugins not cleaning up DB connections after finishing their runs. One example is Viewtracker, whose release notes for v7.1.9 have the following snippet:

  • Fix the issue with: HH000100 Fail-safe cleanup

So if that plugin is installed, update it to a more recent version to see if that addresses the problem.

Hope that helps.

1 vote
Joshua Sneed Contegix
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April 27, 2021

Hi Ultron,

That is a tough one. I wanted to say it smells like a plugin has a bug, but I don't have anything solid on that (or any front).

I would start by updating all plugins, possibly upgrading to 7.4 (LTS) as part of it, and seeing if the error continues.

If it continues, I would start looking at the tomcat config, JDBC driver, and all of that stuff the application technically lives inside of. This is because of the {{hibernate}} and {{c3p0}} mentions in the snippet.

After that, I would turn to Atlassian support, look to increase logging, and etc.

Cheers!

KMTek
Contributor
April 28, 2021

Hi @Joshua Sneed Contegix ,

I know it's a hard bone to chew, this one, but your feedback is already useful.

Thanks a lot. :)

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