perfSONAR User Q&A and Other Discussion

["Curtis, Bruce" <>]

On Feb 10, 2022, at 1:54 PM, Mark Feit <> wrote:

Tao Zhang writes:

 

Not sure the fix of this issue has been added into the release 4.4.3-1.el7. 

We are still seeing the "Invalid date format" after upgrading to 4.4.3-1.el7.

 

The upgraded and daily-rebuild systems in our test bed have the corrected code on them.

 

I did have another look at some of the data and found one conversion the update didn’t cover.  We could do another bugfix that will re-arrange some of the internal constraints used to maintain the integrity of the data to make updates to that field.  That has the potential to introduce additional problems beyond the relatively-small number of systems suffering from this one.

 

The expedient solution might be to do a “pscheduler internal reset” as root and then reboot the system.  That will remove all data from the database and the reboot will make pSConfig start repopulating it after everything comes back up.

 

—Mark

  I tried that but after the reboot pSConfig is still not running.  I see that there is still data in the graphs.

WARNING

You are about to obliterate the contents of the pScheduler database on

this host.  Please confirm this by typing today's date in YYYY-MM-DD

format at the prompt below.

Confirm (YYYY-MM-DD): 2022-02-10

Resetting database... Done.  Hope you meant to do that.

[curtis@perfsonar2 ~]$ sudo shutdown -r now

Bruce Curtis

Network Engineer  /  Information Technology

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY

phone: 701.231.8527