Closed JustinKyleJames closed 6 years ago
I'm using iRODS 4.1.10 on Centos and after installing the Globus tools and the iRODS plugin and attempting to transfer a file from a client on a different machine to the server, the client hangs.
Here's the command I ran on the client:
globus-url-copy file.dat gsiftp://server.example.org:2811/tempZone/home/rods/
I can provide the scripts I used to install and configure everything if that helps:
Notes:
I first encountered this when testing against 4.2. I went back to the original 4.1 code to make sure the problem wasn't dependent on my changes.
I have the firewall and SELinux disabled on both the client and server.
If the client is collocated with the server (same machine) I do not have this problem.
This works fine on two Ubuntu machines. An Ubuntu client communicating with a Centos server will also hang.
Could you try using the -ipv6 option of globus-url-copy? I had a similar problem risolved that way
I'm closing this. Feel free to reopen if you still have the issue
I'm using iRODS 4.1.10 on Centos and after installing the Globus tools and the iRODS plugin and attempting to transfer a file from a client on a different machine to the server, the client hangs.
Here's the command I ran on the client:
globus-url-copy file.dat gsiftp://server.example.org:2811/tempZone/home/rods/
I can provide the scripts I used to install and configure everything if that helps:
Notes:
I first encountered this when testing against 4.2. I went back to the original 4.1 code to make sure the problem wasn't dependent on my changes.
I have the firewall and SELinux disabled on both the client and server.
If the client is collocated with the server (same machine) I do not have this problem.
This works fine on two Ubuntu machines. An Ubuntu client communicating with a Centos server will also hang.