perfSONAR User Q&A and Other Discussion

[Brian Tierney <>]

That is odd.

Can you try this, and see if that fixes it:

yum reinstall pscheduler-server

On Wednesday, April 19, 2017, Maciolek, Mark <> wrote:

Hi,

 

2017/04/19 13:07:38 (9225) WARN> perfsonar_meshconfig_agent:430 main:: - Problem adding test, continuing with rest of config: 422 UNPROCESSABLE ENTITY: Unable to complete request: Limit processor is not initialized: Limit processor is not initialized.  See system logs.

2017/04/19 13:07:38 (9225) WARN> perfsonar_meshconfig_agent:430 main:: - Problem adding test, continuing with rest of config: 500 INTERNAL SERVER ERROR: Error while tasking 132.177.100.142: Unable to post task to 132.177.100.142: Unable to complete request: Limit processor is not initialized: Limit processor is not initialized.  See system logs.

 

 

pscheduler-api CRITICAL Failed to load limit file /etc/pscheduler/limits.conf

 

The limits.conf file is there and it’s the same size as the file on my second perfsonar box where the tests are running.

6150 Apr 18 04:40 limits.conf

 

https://perf-rcc.unh.edu/toolkit/

 

Funny thing my other perfsonar box updated yesterday and its tests are working

 

Mark

 

--Mark Maciolek

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From: Andrew Lake [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 1:22 PM
To: Maciolek, Mark <>;
Subject: Re: [perfsonar-user] update to 4.0

 

Hi,

 

What is in /var/log/pscheduler/pscheduler.log and /var/log/perfsonar/meshconfig-agent.log? Also,does the host have a public address so I can look at the web frontend?

 

Thanks,

Andy

 

 

 

On April 19, 2017 at 11:57:59 AM, Mark Maciolek () wrote:

Hi,

I let the system auto update to version 4 yesterday. I rebooted the server
yesterday. Since the reboot the tests have not run.

This is from the logs:

perf-rcc bwctld[13065]: FILE=sapi.c, LINE=391, BWLControlAccept(): Unable to
read ClientGreeting message

Do I have to remake all the tests?

Mark

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