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Hi,

We recently updated our storage servers to CentOS 7.6 and our xrootd to v4.9.1 
and I am starting to see some odd behavior when checksums are being computed. 
The config file is using:

xrootd.chksum max 4 adler32


Some questions:

What is the default value for ofsofs.cksrdsz?

The documentation for xrootd.chksum state that one can use the administrative 
interface to list checksum jobs.  Are there any examples for this?

On a dataserver that is hosting a file I tried:

export XRD_LOGLEVEL=Dump
xrdadler32 root://localhost//path/to/file

and when I look at the output the item that sticks out is this response from the 
server:


[2019-06-23 16:28:04.201142 -0500][Dump   ][XRootD            ] [localhost:1094] 
Got kXR_wait response of 30 seconds to message kXR_query (code: kXR_Qcksum, arg 
length: 85): Job resources currently not available.

How do I determine what resources are currently not available?
the output of xrdfs localhost query stats a (somewhat trimmed) looks like:

   <stats id="buff">
     <reqs>39456910</reqs>
     <mem>16047104</mem>
     <buffs>394</buffs>
     <adj>0</adj>
     <xlreqs>0</xlreqs>
     <xlmem>0</xlmem>
     <xlbuffs>0</xlbuffs>
   </stats>

   <stats id="link">
     <num>105</num>
     <maxn>282</maxn>
     <tot>47565</tot>
     <in>6137490530255</in>
     <out>17606648096180</out>
     <ctime>14769030</ctime>
     <tmo>354599</tmo>
     <stall>0</stall>
     <sfps>0</sfps>
   </stats>

   <stats id="poll">
     <att>105</att>
     <en>357683</en>
     <ev>357616</ev>
     <int>0</int>
   </stats>
   <stats id="proc">
     <usr>
       <s>2941</s>
       <u>438904</u>
     </usr>
     <sys>
       <s>23163</s>
       <u>484269</u>
     </sys>
   </stats>
   <stats id="xrootd">
     <num>47565</num>
     <ops>
       <open>17892</open>
       <rf>0</rf>
       <rd>23894633</rd>
       <pr>0</pr>
       <rv>0</rv>
       <rs>0</rs>
       <wv>0</wv>
       <ws>0</ws>
       <wr>29762958</wr>
       <sync>0</sync>
       <getf>0</getf>
       <putf>0</putf>
       <misc>1999122</misc>
     </ops>
     <sig>
       <ok>0</ok>
       <bad>0</bad>
       <ign>0</ign>
     </sig>
     <aio>
       <num>0</num>
       <max>62</max>
       <rej>39162</rej>
     </aio>
     <err>876103</err>
     <rdr>0</rdr>
     <dly>0</dly>
     <lgn>
       <num>47565</num>
       <af>0</af>
       <au>47565</au>
       <ua>0</ua>
     </lgn>
   </stats>
   <stats id="ofs">
     <role>server</role>
     <opr>7</opr>
     <opw>1</opw>
     <opp>0</opp>
     <ups>0</ups>
     <han>8</han>
     <rdr>0</rdr>
     <bxq>0</bxq>
     <rep>0</rep>
     <err>0</err>
     <dly>0</dly>
     <sok>0</sok>
     <ser>0</ser>
     <tpc>
       <grnt>0</grnt>
       <deny>0</deny>
       <err>0</err>
       <exp>0</exp>
     </tpc>
   </stats>
   <stats id="sched">
     <jobs>30332198</jobs>
     <inq>0</inq>
     <maxinq>6</maxinq>
     <threads>42</threads>
     <idle>21</idle>
     <tcr>923</tcr>
     <tde>881</tde>
     <tlimr>0</tlimr>
   </stats>
   <stats id="sgen">
     <as>1</as>
     <et>0</et>
     <toe>1561325797</toe>
   </stats>



Regards,

Patrick

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