[hobbit] Status Unavailable - again

[Stefan Loos]

Hello Jeffery,

do you think we see this issue because the kernel was built with a different 
compiler than I was using for building the hobbit server?

@Henrik - do you think this could be the problem?

Regards,
Stefan


<br><br><br>>From: "Reif Jeffery M" 
<ReifJefferyM at JohnDeere.com><br>>Reply-To: 
hobbit at hswn.dk<br>>To: hobbit at hswn.dk<br>>Subject: RE: [hobbit] Status 
Unavailable - again<br>>Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 07:20:12 
-0500<br>><br>>This is a shot in the dark - I had a lockup problem on 
a BB system where<br>>the kernel was compiled with a different version 
compiler than was<br>>included with the system and there were some 
IPC-related changes in<br>>compiler 
versions.<br>><br>>-----Original Message-----<br>>From: Stefan Loos 
[mailto:stefan_loos at hotmail.com]<br>>Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 7:12 
AM<br>>To: hobbit at hswn.dk<br>>Subject: Re: [hobbit] Status Unavailable 
- again<br>><br>>Hi Henrik,<br>><br>>we have several own-written 
scripts (mostly in perl) which monitor<br>>oracle<br>>instances, bea 
weblogic servers. There is one for hardware monitoring 
-<br>>HP<br>>(Intel) and Sun Servers (prtdiag based) and some are just 
the output of<br>>a<br>>http request to the software running on that 
weblogic servers.<br>>I have just one server for testing, it's a HP DL 
360. We are running<br>>Redhat<br>>Enterprise Server 3 but I've tried 
it with a SuSE 9.3 
too.<br>><br>>Regards,<br>><br>>Stefan<br>><br>><br><br><br>&gt;From: 
henrik at hswn.dk (Henrik 
Stoerner)<br>&gt;Reply-To:<br>>hobbit at hswn.dk<br>&gt;To: 
hobbit at hswn.dk<br>&gt;Subject: Re: 
[hobbit]<br>>Status<br>>Unavailable - again<br>&gt;Date: 
Mon, 11 Jul 2005 13:08:59<br>>+0200<br>&gt;<br>&gt;Hi 
Stefan,<br>&gt;<br>&gt;On Mon, Jul 11, 2005 
at<br>>09:36:42AM +0000, Stefan Loos wrote:<br>&gt; &gt; It 
would be great if<br>>you<br>>can put me in cc. If you want I can try 
to assist<br>&gt; &gt; you. I'm<br>>at a<br>>point where 
I don't know what to try anymore. I think it<br>&gt; 
&gt;<br>>isn't<br>>easy for Henrik to find this issue - I have no 
coredumps and<br>>nothing<br>&gt;<br>>&gt; in the 
logfile what could help.<br>&gt;<br>&gt;Yes, this is 
a<br>>really<br>>nasty problem. Vernon and I though we had 
it<br>&gt;nailed down by the<br>>end<br>>of last week, but 
there's more to it than<br>&gt;what we 
found<br>>then.<br>&gt;<br>&gt;What kind of external 
scripts run on your clients,<br>>apart from the 
BB<br>&gt;client ? The current suspicion is that this 
is<br>>triggered by a status<br>&gt;message that is handled 
badly by Hobbit<br>>causing<br>>this lock-up. So 
I'm<br>&gt;trying to see if there might be something 
in<br>><br>>common between your 
setups.<br>&gt;<br>&gt;And what kind of system 
are<br>>you<br>>running Hobbit on ? If Linux, 
which<br>&gt;distribution ? Another<br>>suspicion<br>>I have 
is that this might be a<br>&gt;problem with the implementation 
of<br>><br>>SysV 
IPC<br>>semaphores.<br>&gt;<br>&gt;<br>&gt;Regards,<br>&gt;Henrik<br>&gt;<br>&gt<br>>;<br>&gt;To<br>>unsubscribe 
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