perfSONAR User Q&A and Other Discussion

[Andrew Lake <>]

Hi Jim,

Was the sole source of tests http://perfsonar-dashboard.oar.net/toolkit/OARnet-Dashboard.json prior to the update? If you run “psconfig remote delete http://perfsonar-dashboard.oar.net/toolkit/OARnet-Dashboard.json” it will stop trying to reach that URL but that won’t solve your problem if it has configuration items you need. It looks like maybe that file is behind a firewall so attempts to retrieve it are timing-out. If you have a local copy and just want to use that you can run “psconfig remote add FILE” where FILE is the path to the local file you want to use. 

Thanks,

Andy

On March 25, 2019 at 4:15:36 PM, Jim Nauer CWRU () wrote:

A few weeks back, I finally got around to wiping & rebuilding one of our CentOS 6-based pS servers.  I followed the procedure at http://docs.perfsonar.net/install_migrate_centos7.html, and it seemed to work...at first.  All of perfSONAR metadata seems to have made it to the new system, and I can see the list of previously-configured tests...but there are no test results being displayed at all on the home page ("No data available in table").

pScheduler appears to be in a bad mood, and I can't find any obvious way to clean it up.  It appears to have at least one bad configuration item in it, based on the "psconfig-pscheduler-agent.log" file:

2019/03/25 11:05:55 INFO pid=48618 prog=main:: line=178 guid=58E9786A-4F0F-11E9-AA6B-DD19E9C95C17 msg=Agent completed running
2019/03/25 11:05:55 INFO pid=48618 prog=main:: line=189 guid=58E9786A-4F0F-11E9-AA6B-DD19E9C95C17 msg=Time until next record refresh is 3539 seconds
2019/03/25 12:04:55 INFO pid=48618 prog=main:: line=176 guid=BB01DF9E-4F17-11E9-AA6B-DD19E9C95C17 msg=Running agent...
2019/03/25 12:05:55 ERROR pid=48618 prog=perfSONAR_PS::PSConfig::BaseAgent::_process_psconfig line=371 guid=BB01DF9E-4F17-11E9-AA6B-DD19E9C95C17 config_url=http://perfsonar-dashboard.oar.net/toolkit/OARnet-Dashboard.json config_src=remote msg=Error loading psconfig: HTTP/1.1 500 Timeout connecting to server

So...the question is, how can I get that cleared out & have pScheduler execute the locally-configured tests as defined?

  --Jim

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