Hi, Sorry for the somewhat late action. Binaries for slc4_ia32_gcc34 are available at /afs/cern.ch/sw/lcg/contrib/proof/root/5.18.00e-rc/slc4_ia32_gcc34/root This is the standard LCG build + the MonAlisa plug-ins compiled using the MonAlisa installation at /afs/cern.ch/user/a/alicecaf/public/monalisa/install/ Cheers, Gerri Sergey Panitkin wrote: > Hi Gerri, > > Yes, we are eager to test the new 5.18 branch. > And binaries for slc4_ia32_gcc34 would be great. Thanks! > > Is it possible to compile it with MonaLisa flag ? > We would like to test ML based monitoring framework for PROOF too. > > Cheers, > Sergey > > Gerardo Ganis wrote: >> >> Hi Sergey and David, >> >> Are you in the position to test 5-18-00-patches and tell us if it >> works better? >> The branch should have already all the fixes that we thought >> necessary. If that is OK for you there >> will be no problem in tagging 5.18/00e . >> >> Cheers, Gerri >> >> PS: I can make binaries for a couple of platforms if that can help >> in testing; just let me know the >> platforms/OS/compiler, i.e. which of the config strings you >> use (e.g. 'slc4_ia32_gcc34'). >> >> Sergey Panitkin wrote: >>> Hi Fabrizio, >>> >>> I would like to add to Andreas' comment about root 5.18. >>> Latest production release of Atlas software- which is intended for >>> data taking- is based on version 5.18. That's just the nature of >>> long development cycle. >>> From our point of view, a new, patched version of 5.18(e?) with >>> xrootd client fixes is necessary. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Sergey >>> >>> Fabrizio Furano wrote: >>>> [bounced to xrootd-l] >>>> >>>> Hi Andreas, >>>> >>>> yes, afaik it's fixed, and the tests performed around report that >>>> it is ok. >>>> 5.18 is very old now, and I would recommend that users switch to >>>> the newer releases. But I guess that Gerri can point the users of >>>> older root releases to a patch for the netx package, which at least >>>> contains that fix. >>>> >>>> Fabrizio >>>> >>>> Andreas Joachim Peters ha scritto: >>>>> Hi Fabrizio, David found a memory leak using LHCb analysis in >>>>> XrdClientReadCache which apparently was fixed recently by you. >>>>> Do you have any good recipe to suppress the problem using the >>>>> older root version 5.18.00? Will it help to set the ReadCacheSize >>>>> to 0? >>>>> >>>>> Cheers Andreas. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- >>>>> Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:42:18 +0200 >>>>> From: David Smith <[log in to unmask]> >>>>> To: Greig A.Cowan <[log in to unmask]> >>>>> Cc: Andreas Joachim Peters <[log in to unmask]> >>>>> Subject: Re: DPM xrootd failures >>>>> >>>>> On Jul 28, 2008, at 6:11 PM, Greig A. Cowan wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> On 28/07/08 16:55, David Smith wrote: >>>>>>> It's probably the only way I'll be able to help you understand >>>>>>> why there >>>>>>> is such large memory usage here. From the DPM point of view I >>>>>>> think it is >>>>>>> unlikely that it is anything specific to the DPM-xroot usage, >>>>>>> but unless I >>>>>>> check I can't be sure. >>>>>> You can find the options file on AFS: >>>>>> >>>>>> ~gcowan/public/optsfiles/Bs2Dspi_signal_sel_greig.opts >>>>> [...] >>>>> >>>>> Hi Greig, Andreas, >>>>> >>>>> (apologies for the line wrapping my email client is probably going >>>>> to do) >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> The majority of the leak is due to >>>>> XrdClientReadCache::SubmitRawData() in >>>>> XrdClientReadCache.cc. The code in the executable corresponds to >>>>> this snippet: >>>>> >>>>> if (pos >= 0) { itm = new XrdClientReadCacheItem(buffer, >>>>> begin_offs, end_offs, >>>>> GetTimestampTick()); fItems.Insert(itm, pos); fTotalByteCount += >>>>> itm->Size(); >>>>> fBytesSubmitted += itm->Size(); } return true; >>>>> >>>>> quickly looking through CVS I see a recent (5 weeks old) revision >>>>> in the >>>>> root/xrootd repository changing it to: >>>>> >>>>> if (pos >= 0) { itm = new XrdClientReadCacheItem(buffer, >>>>> begin_offs, end_offs, >>>>> GetTimestampTick()); fItems.Insert(itm, pos); fTotalByteCount += >>>>> itm->Size(); >>>>> fBytesSubmitted += itm->Size(); return true; } return false; >>>>> >>>>> (see >>>>> >>>>> http://root.cern.ch/viewvc/vendors/xrootd/current/src/XrdClient/XrdClientReadCac >>>>> >>>>> he.cc?view=log >>>>> ) >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> changing the binary to be equivalent to this fixes the worst of >>>>> the memory >>>>> usage. >>>>> >>>>> Andreas, do you know more about the specifics of this, e.g. if >>>>> there is a >>>>> version of the analsyis framework might have the change included - >>>>> or if this >>>>> particular problem has been discussed with a some other recommended >>>>> workaround? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Yours, >>>>> David >>>>> -- >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>> >>>>> David Smith e-mail: [log in to unmask] tel: +41 22 >>>>> 76 70677 >>>>> Address: D. Smith, CERN G20800, Bat 31 2-003, 1211 Geneva 23, >>>>> Switzerland >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>> >>>>>