perfSONAR User Q&A and Other Discussion

[Phil Reese <>]

    Hmm, I do first install the testpoint bundle, but then add these
    three bundles as part of the kickstart file used for each end point:
    yum install -y perfsonar-testpoint perfsonar-toolkit-ntp perfsonar-toolkit-security
      perfsonar-toolkit-servicewatcher
    perfsonar-toolkit-systemenv-testpoint
    
    Running this on each system gives the same output:
    # rpm -qa | grep servicewatcher
    perfsonar-toolkit-servicewatcher-4.2.4-1.el7.noarch
    
    I specifically added the bundle to the Maddash server, where it has
    the same symptoms.
    
    The problem with the .config files not being in the suggested
    location at all and lack of cron jobs started me down this rabbit
    hole:
    /etc/perfsonar/{servicewatcher.conf,
      servicewatcher-logger.conf} 
    
    Any further throughts?
    Thanks,
    Phil

On 6/4/20 5:50 AM, Andrew Lake wrote:

Did you install the the toolkit bundle? That is the only bundle with the service watcher. If you installed testpoint or similar then you will not have service watcher.