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PS1 IPP Czar Logs for the week 2015.08.10 - 2015.0816
Non-standard Processing
Paul Sydney is transferring data off the system at high(?) rate? where is this data at, we should probably watch network loads over next month or so
(Up to PS1 IPP Czar Logs)
Monday : 2015.08.10
- 05:57 Bill : set quality fault on -warp_id 1613166 -skycell_id skycell.1824.065 "cannot build curve of growth"
- 09:05 MEH: >5 WS diffs fault 5 since saturday night.. must get set qual 42 before cleaned.. takes like less than 5 minutes to just check this and clear..
difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0635.036 -diff_id 1189950 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0635.036 -diff_id 1189968 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0635.036 -diff_id 1189999 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0635.036 -diff_id 1190015 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0711.011 -diff_id 1189953 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0711.011 -diff_id 1189963 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0711.011 -diff_id 1189996 -fault 0 difftool -dbname gpc1 -updatediffskyfile -set_quality 42 -skycell_id skycell.0711.011 -diff_id 1190016 -fault 0
- These skycells failed beacause the template stacks are useless. Few pixels, those that are there have weird pixel values. Prevented this from happening again with
stacktool -fault 0 -updatesumskyfile -stack_id 2301016 -set_quality 66 stacktool -fault 0 -updatesumskyfile -stack_id 3330240 -set_quality 66 stacktool -updaterun -set_note 'this stack is unable to be a template for diffs' -stack_id 2301016 stacktool -updaterun -set_note 'this stack is unable to be a template for diffs' -stack_id 3330240
- These skycells failed beacause the template stacks are useless. Few pixels, those that are there have weird pixel values. Prevented this from happening again with
- and yet another WS stalled diff from friday night for which the warps have been already cleaned.. so now will take more work to clear.. no time until i'm czar later in week..
- Bill used the postage stamp to update the needed warp 1612381 skycell.1140.060
- Then the diff failed again due to failure to read the stack from ippb06. Culled that instance of the stack and reverted. Then it succeeded.
Tuesday : 2015.08.11
- 06:20 EAM : ipp061's raid is offline. i need to reboot the machine. i've stopped the local addstar and am removing ipp061 from processing.
- 12:30 CZW: I've restarted all ipp pantasks servers after moving ipp004-ipp021 into the ignore list. They do not convert times properly, and that is interfering with processing. I've added x3 nodes to stdscience to prevent slowdowns in processing.
Wednesday : 2015.08.12
- 08:35 MEH: Gavin fixed the localtime issue on ipp004-021 except ipp010 for testing, returning the fixed nodes back to processing today (mostly, the pantasks_hosts.input is really an unacceptable mess of commented out hosts w/o a note)
- the use of 3x x2 nodes seemed to run fine unlike the attempted allocation last week
- 09:30 MEH: sending months old gpc2 data missed to cleanup
- 16:30 MEH: ippc11 will be rebooted to replace a failing drive
- 16:45 MEH: ipp074 has been in repair since last saturday due to concern w/ VFS: file-max limit, putting back up -- if it needs to be rebooted we need to reboot, but keeping nodes in repair like this creates an unbalance of space and part of the problem ending up with few nodes (with lots of space) for data and decimating nightly processing..
- 20:20 MEH: processing faults all over, ipp062 disk unavailable -- XFS failure -- luckily in repair for nightly processing, neb-host down, all jobs need to be removed, addstar stopped, and at some point xfs_repair done.. hopefully not file lost case like ipp018 PS1_IPP_Czarlog_20150105
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