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Ok, there is a mismatch in the versions of DSCLI. The DS8000 is running version 7.9.31.54, while the newest version in the link in the install instructions is 7.7.21.39 and is from 2014. Do you know of a different download location I could use? I am not sure any DS8000s are running that old a version of DSCLI.
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No, that is an issue. I have tried both as the root user and the stor2rrd user. I keep getting that generic "CMUN00018E Unable to connect to the management console server" message. There is no firewall to deal with and the connection test to port 1751 comes back as OK: [stor2rrd@naentstorld01 ~]$ perl…
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Here is the log files for you to analyze. I can't get them to email to you and the upload site is blocked per security protocols.
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Pavel, Ok, I we are making progress. In order to get around the Symbol resolution failed for /opt/freeware/lib/librrd.a[librrd.so.8] because: Symbol _GLOBAL__AIXI_libpng16_so (number 7) is not exported from dependent module /opt/freeware/lib/libpng.a[libpng16.so.16]. Symbol _GLOBAL__AIXD_libpng16_so (number 8) is not…
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Ok, I checked each entry in the PERL5LIB paths you sent. Here is what I came up with for directories I found:…
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Thanks, Pavel. I will try it. I also posted this problem to the AIX Open Source Forum and they suggested that we needed a newer version of libpng. I installed the latest version from the AIX Toolbox (libpng-1.6.27-3.aix6.1.ppc.rpm) and upgraded to rrdtool 1.7.0.7. When I ran the load.sh, it generated multiple instances of…
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Just this in the error.log when I execute the load.sh: Could not load program /opt/freeware/bin/rrdtool:Symbol resolution failed for /opt/freeware/lib/librrd.a[librrd.so.8] because: Symbol _GLOBAL__AIXI_libpng16_so (number 7) is not exported from dependent module /opt/freeware/lib/libpng.a[libpng16.so.16]. Symbol…
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Thanks Pavel. I have tried rrdtool 1.7.0.5, 1.7.0.6, and 1.7.0.8. I will look forward to what you find out. I have a suspicion that it might be an issue with 32 vs. 64 bit libraries.
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Is that version noted here the full version (we have licensing for the full version) or is it the free version? I want to make sure I am installing the correct supported version.
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Pavel, we do have the same version of the perl.rte you noted running on this server. Do you think pointing the lpar2rrd config toward that fileset will get us out of using the RPMs? I understand completely the pitfalls of dependency hell and this is not the first time I have run into issues with it. Am I understanding your…
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After some digging I have come across the source of the issue. The perl version installed as part of the LPAR2RRD build (5.8.8.2) has compatibility modules as part of the base package: $ rpm -q --provides perl | grep…
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Ok, I managed to build the new installation of LPAR2RRD with perl.ppc (5.8.--2.aix5.1.ppc) and have it set to try the upgrade to the AIX Toolbox version of perl.ppc (1:5.28.0-1). Before I do so, I wanted to check to see if anyone else has done this upgrade and how they adjusted for failed dependencies. I had tried…
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I was not able to get the dependency packages or all the source packages to install. Since this is our development server, I decided to try a clean install from LPAR2RRD 5.07 build. I unmounted the old directories and built a new directory. I downloaded the 5.07 tar ball and made sure all the base packages (or their newer…
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I cleared the log, made sure that the httpd was started by and owned by the apache user. When I refreshed the GUI, I got the following error: root@osknim01: /var/tmp >cat lpar2rrd-realt-error.logCould not load program /opt/freeware/bin/rrdtool:Could not load module /usr/lib/libcairo.a(libcairo.so.2). Dependent module…
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Took the KeepAlive and Timeout parameters out of httpd.conf. Noticed that the new httpd was owned by the apache user instead of the nobody user (from the older IBMHS version). Went back and set the limits correctly for the apache user. While the issue is still present, I am getting a different error entry in the httpd…
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I added the lines to the httpd.conf file and restarted the httpd daemons. Unfortunately, it did not correct the issue. Now the graph load hangs for the duration of the time out setting and then makes the same entry in the httpd error_log. Additionally, I now am noting a CPU spike on the server with the offending process…
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It may be my unfamiliarity with this version of httpd on AIX, but I am not seeing any parameters in the httpd.conf file where KeepAlive or TimeOut can be set. Is this a set of new lines that need to be added?
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It is happening on every graph and it was not this slow before. I am going to adjust the timeout settings in the http.conf file and restart the httpd daemons. I will let you know if that corrects the issue.
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Here is the output of the yum list of installed perl5 packages: #yum list |grep perlperl.ppc 1:5.28.0-1 @AIX_Toolbox
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I tried that and got the following output: # rpm -ihv --force perl-TimeDate-1.20-1.aix5.1.noarch.rpmerror: Failed dependencies: perl(:MODULE_COMPAT_5.8.8) is needed by perl-TimeDate-1.20-1.noarch
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When I tried the yum update to the new version of Perl5 (1:5.28.0-1) it failed on due to dependencies of the following packages: perl-TimeDate noarch 1.20-1 @/perl-TimeDate-1.20-1.aix5.1.noarch 101 k perl-URI noarch 1.58-1 @/perl-URI-1.58-1.aix5.1.noarch 255 k perl-XML-LibXML ppc 2.0012-1…
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Time Zone changed and we will be checking to make sure that the graphs are now consistent. I found it interesting that the bottom line of the graph had the local time, but the graph line followed UTC.
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It is interesting to note that the graph kept the local time settings. The update time showed the difference.
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Pavel, you were correct. This version upgrade of the HMC did reset the TZ to UTC, the prior version did not.
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Our sample rate is set to 60. We did upgrade the HMCs to V9R1 M920 recently to prepare for eventual migration to IBM Power9 hardware.
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A further update. It appears that the OS tab graph returns to reporting correct information 5 hours after the issue was corrected.
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Discovered the issue. In the httpd.conf file the previous version (2.3) required the: Order allow,deny Allow from all entry in the section that is added to the file. In 2.4, those lines are replaced by: Require all granted. Once that entry was replaced, the web page loaded just…
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Thank you for providing the correct path. I have implemented it on our test server and it is working well. Looking to upgrade the rrdtool packages on our main LPAR2RRD server and making the same changes to the PERL5LIB variable there.
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