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Re: 20060105: LDM unexpected death and logging problems (cont.)

Ben,

>Date: Fri, 06 Jan 2006 12:14:47 -0700
>From: Unidata Support <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>To: Ben Cotton <address@hidden>
>Subject: 20060105: LDM unexpected death and logging problems (cont.)

The above message contained the following:

> Here is the output from Ben's ldmd.log.1 file:
> Jan 03 19:46:41 pqact[32614] NOTE: Starting Up
> Jan 03 19:46:41 pqact[32615] NOTE: Starting Up
> Jan 03 19:46:41 pqact[32616] NOTE: Starting Up
> Jan 03 19:46:41 pqact[32617] NOTE: Starting Up
> Jan 03 19:46:41 pqact[32618] NOTE: Starting Up
> Jan 03 19:46:41 pqact[32619] NOTE: Starting Up
> Jan 03 19:51:34 pqact[32619] WARN: write(11,,4096) to pipe took 12.455922 s
> Jan 03 19:54:06 pqact[32616] WARN: write(6,,4096) to pipe took 2.113214 s
> Jan 03 19:57:45 pqact[32616] WARN: write(6,,4096) to pipe took 2.708293 s
> Jan 03 19:57:52 pqact[32619] WARN: write(17,,4096) to pipe took 4.661930 s
> Jan 03 20:00:55 pqact[32619] WARN: write(7,,4096) to pipe took 10.178098 s
>  ...
> Jan 04 23:10:17 pqact[32619] WARN: write(8,,4096) to pipe took 5.363954 s
> Jan 05 02:10:53 pqact[32619] WARN: write(15,,4096) to pipe took 2.056173 s
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32614] NOTE: Interrupt
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32616] NOTE: Interrupt
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32614] NOTE: Exiting
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32616] NOTE: Exiting
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32615] NOTE: Interrupt
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32615] NOTE: Exiting
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32618] NOTE: Interrupt
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32618] NOTE: Exiting
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32617] NOTE: Interrupt
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32617] NOTE: Exiting
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32619] NOTE: Interrupt
> Jan 05 06:18:10 pqact[32619] NOTE: Exiting

It appears that the six pqact(1) processes were each sent a SIGINT
signal from the top-level LDM process.  We need to know why the
top-level LDM process did this.  To diagnose the logging problem, I
suggest

    1.  Going into the directory "src/ulog".

    2.  Executing the command "make ulogger".

    3.  Testing the ability to log to the standard error stream by
        executing the commands

            ./ulogger -l- -p error "NOTICE test"
            ./ulogger -l- -p warning "NOTICE test"
            ./ulogger -l- -p notice "NOTICE test"
            ./ulogger -l- -p info "NOTICE test"
            ./ulogger -l- -p debug "NOTICE test"

    4.  Testing the ability to log to the LDM log file by
        executing the commands

            ./ulogger -p error "ERROR test"
            ./ulogger -p warning "WARNING test"
            ./ulogger -p notice "NOTICE test"
            ./ulogger -p info "INFO test"
            ./ulogger -p debug "DEBUG test"

Please let me know what you discover.

Regards,
Steve Emmerson