https://savannah.cern.ch/bugs/index.php?82288
Lukasz
2011/5/16 Lukasz Janyst <[log in to unmask]>:
> That's the default behavior of xrdcp now. Useful in many other cases.
> I reported a bug.
>
> Lukasz
>
> 2011/5/16 Andrew Hanushevsky <[log in to unmask]>:
>> Hi Doug,
>>
>> OK, upon closer inspection; this is a bug. Specifying a valid asize will
>> cause this error. So, don't specify asize. Plus when in the world do you
>> want to specify an asize of 22 bytes anyway (not that it's material to the
>> bug).
>>
>> Andy
>>
>> On Sun, 15 May 2011, Doug Benjamin wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I am trying to debug a behavior that I am seeing in our cluster on a
>>> standalone file server with three partitions.
>>>
>>> when I try to copy a small file into the machine I see this error:
>>> (debugging is on)
>>>
>>> 110515 19:19:58 001 Xrd: Open: Access to server granted.
>>> 110515 19:19:58 001 Xrd: Open: Opening the remote file
>>> /atlas/local/benjamin/atl010-testfile?oss.asize=22
>>> 110515 19:19:58 001 Xrd: Open: File open in progress.
>>> 110515 19:19:58 22101 Xrd: SendGenCommand: Sending command Open
>>> 110515 19:19:58 22101 Xrd: ReadPartialAnswer: Reading a XrdClientMessage
>>> from the server [atl005.phy.duke.edu:1094]...
>>> 110515 19:19:58 22101 Xrd: ReaderThread_loc: Reader Thread starting.
>>> [xrootd] Total 0.00 MB |====110515 19:19:58 22101 Xrd: ReadPartialAnswer:
>>> Server [atl005.phy.duke.edu:1094] answered [kXR_error] (4003)
>>> =======110515 19:19:58 22101 Xrd: CheckErrorStatus: Server
>>> [atl005.phy.duke.edu] declared: Unable to create
>>> /atlas/local/benjamin/atl010-testfile; invalid suggested allocation
>>> size(error code: 3005)
>>> 110515 19:19:58 001 Xrd: WriteBuffer: File not opened.
>>> Error writing to output server.
>>> Last server error 3005 ('Unable to create
>>> /atlas/local/benjamin/atl010-testfile; invalid suggested allocation size')
>>>
>>> 110515 19:19:58 001 Xrd: Close: File not opened.
>>> 110515 19:19:58 001 Xrd: Disconnect: LogConnID: 0 destroyed
>>>
>>> *******************************************************
>>>
>>> On a test machine I have create three partitions:
>>> [root@atl005 ~]# df -h /array*
>>> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
>>> /dev/mapper/xrootdvg-lv01
>>> 222G 188M 211G 1% /array1
>>> /dev/mapper/xrootdvg-lv02
>>> 226G 188M 214G 1% /array2
>>> /dev/mapper/xrootdvg-lv03
>>> 226G 188M 214G 1% /array3
>>>
>>> - Note all have plenty of space.
>>>
>>> --------------------------- Here is the configuration file
>>> ------------------
>>> set head = atlhn02.phy.duke.edu
>>> set exportpath = /atlas
>>> set domainname = *.phy.duke.edu
>>> all.adminpath /var/spool/xrootd/admin
>>> all.export $(exportpath)
>>> oss.space public /array*
>>> xrootd.chksum max 3 adler32 /usr/bin/xrdadler32
>>> xrootd.seclib /usr/lib64/libXrdSec.so
>>> # this specify that we use the 'unix' authentication module, additional
>>> one can be specified.
>>> sec.protocol /usr/lib64 unix
>>> # this is the authorization file
>>> acc.authdb /etc/xrootd/auth_file
>>> ofs.authorize
>>> ofs.notify closew create mkdir mv rm rmdir trunc | /usr/bin/XrdCnsd -d -D
>>> 2 -i 90 -b $(head):1095:$(exportpath)/inventory
>>>
>>> ------------------------ Here is the authorization file (though I do not
>>> see it making any difference)
>>>
>>> # This means that all the users have read access to the datasets
>>> u * /atlas lr
>>> # This means that all the users have full access to their private dirs
>>> u = /atlas/local/@=/ a
>>> # This means that this privileged user can do everything
>>> # You need at least one user like that, in order to create the
>>> # private dir for each user willing to store his data in the facility
>>> u xrootd /atlas a
>>>
>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------- Here is
>>> snippets from the xrootd.log
>>>
>>> ++++++ Storage system initialization started.
>>> =====> all.export /atlas
>>> =====> oss.space public /array*
>>> Config effective /etc/xrootd/xrootd-standalone.cfg oss configuration:
>>> oss.alloc 0 0 0
>>> oss.cachescan 600
>>> oss.compdetect * oss.fdlimit 32678 65356
>>> oss.maxsize 0
>>> oss.trace 0
>>> oss.xfr 1 deny 10800 keep 1200
>>> oss.memfile off max 8413181952
>>> oss.space public /array1
>>> oss.space public /array3
>>> oss.space public /array2
>>> oss.defaults r/w nocheck nodread nomig norcreate nopurge nostage
>>> xattr
>>> oss.path /atlas r/w nocheck nodread nomig norcreate nopurge nostage
>>> xattr
>>> ------ Storage system initialization completed.
>>>
>>> 110515 19:00:21 19065 XrootdXeq: benjamin.22101:6@atl010 login as benjamin
>>> 110515 19:00:21 19065 ofs_open: benjamin.22101:6@atl010 Unable to create
>>> /atlas/local/benjamin/atl010-testfile; invalid suggested allocation size
>>> 110515 19:00:21 19065 XrootdXeq: benjamin.22101:6@atl010 disc 0:00:00
>>>
>>> ---------------------------
>>>
>>> I am at a lost to try to understand why I am getting the errors invalid
>>> suggested allocation size
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Doug
>>>
>>
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