Hi Fabrice,

Odd. OK, my answers....

On Wed, 11 Nov 2015, Fabrice Jammes wrote:

>> 1) Who is producing the following messages?
> This messages are in cmsd logs and are produced by xrootd:
Got it. OK, this is because of static initialization of something we will 
not use but cannot easily avoid initializing. It should be OK.

>> 2) The "statlib" uses the libXrdSsi.so because we packaged it there as a 
>> convenience since we need to use the file registry. Do you have a static 
>> initialization section that expects it will fire up all of qserv? We don't 
>> want that.
> I don't really understand this question, sorry. Here's our configuration 
> file, it may help?
I just answered in in (1). This is the xrootd client doing static 
initialization and this is because the SSI library uses the client so it 
is forced to be initialized when the client library is loaded.

>> 3) This is a container, right?
> Yes. FYI, our previous cmsd version was running fine under the same sort of 
> container with same network setting.
Then is should run here.

>> 5) I assume things are registered in DNS or at least appear correctly in 
>> /etc/hosts otherwise we will have a problem. The container has to look like 
>> an actual machine.
> # runned inside he container
> root@ccqserv126:/qserv# ping ccqserv126
> PING ccqserv126.in2p3.fr (172.17.0.7): 56 data bytes
> 64 bytes from 172.17.0.7: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.061 ms
> 64 bytes from 172.17.0.7: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.049 ms
OK, it's properly registered. So, type up a small config file, as follows:

all.role server
all.manager ccqserv125.in2p3.fr:2131
ssi.svclib libxrdsvc.so
#oss.statlib -2 libXrdSsi.so

Setup the environment as you normally would but don't start anything. By 
hand do:

<path>/cmsd -d -c <path to config file above>

Send the output to me. The uncomment the "statlib" directive and so the 
same thing again. Send that output to me as well.

Andy

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