Hi Aaron,
Have you figured out the issue? I ran into a similar issue. I tested a couple of transfers they all got "Index AIP failed". And In the MCPServer.debug.log, I found the following:
DEBUG 2017-02-24 17:24:50 archivematica.mcp.server:taskStandard:check_request_status:95: Task 5d18b366-82fe-4de1-8f3b-5b32321c6805 finished! Result COMPLETE - {'stdOut': "SIP UUID: ...
ivematica/sharedDirectory/www/AIPsStore/e7b5/b235/600d/442b/b2b9/047e/b96b/0d71/testoo2-e7b5b235-600d-442b-b2b9-047eb96b0d71.7z', u'related_packages': [], u'size': 11246, u'resource_uri': u'/api/v2/file/e7b5b235-600d-442b-b2b9-047eb96b0d71/'}] \nIndexing AIP info\nRemoved FITS output from METS. \nIndexing AIP files\n", 'exitCode': 1, 'stdError': 'No handlers could be found for logger "elasticsearch.trace"\nElasticsearch not found, normally installed at /etc/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.yml\nError indexing AIP files\n'}
Could anyone help? Thanks.
By the way, my instance is running archivematica 1.5.1 on centos 7. The Elasticsearch (1.7.5) is in a different container.
Best,
Jason Zou