Closed kengell closed 9 months ago
Erlang logs on clx38 are filling rapidly each half hour with stack traces of failed BPM communications
$ ll erlang.log.* -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 193K Feb 14 10:25 erlang.log.4 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:24 erlang.log.3 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:20 erlang.log.2 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:17 erlang.log.1 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:14 erlang.log.10 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:10 erlang.log.9 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:07 erlang.log.8 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:04 erlang.log.7 -rw-r--r-- 1 frontend frontend 977K Feb 14 10:00 erlang.log.6
Stack: [{public_key,pkix_verify_hostname_match_fun,[https],[]}, {httpc,ssl_verify_host_options,1,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,471}]}, {httpc,'-http_options_default/0-fun-5-',0,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,1015}]}, {httpc,http_options,3,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,961}]}, {httpc,handle_request,9,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,771}]}, {tcp_ascii_client_gpib,get_data,3, [{file,"tcp_ascii_client_gpib.erl"},{line,1145}]}, {tcp_ascii_client_gpib,update_cmd_result_loop,2, [{file,"tcp_ascii_client_gpib.erl"},{line,880}]}, {tcp_ascii_client_gpib,data_pool_updater_loop,1, [{file,"tcp_ascii_client_gpib.erl"},{line,824}]}] tcp_ascii_client_gpib:data_pool_updater_loop: "bbpl06-crate_Port_undefined" Exception: undef
Erlang logs filling rapidly.
If we remove the call to a cmdlist that reduces the log files filling so quickly. So something w/in the commandset_wiener3 is not correct and needs to be fixed.
previously the config was
116 ,{cmdlist,{commandset, commandset_wiener3}}
Now the configuration for each BPM crate looks like
109 {38, gpib_drv, 110 [{server, "bbpl24-crate"} 111 ,{interface, http} 112 ,{log_level, 3} 113 ,{reset, "*rst"} 114 ,{send_timeout, 500} 115 ,{recv_timeout, 500} > 116 %% ,{cmdlist,{commanset, commandset_wiener3}} 117 ,{req_options,[{headers_as_is, true}]} 118 ,{data_pool_update_rate_in_msec, 2000} 119 ]
Somewhat related to the inability to reboot BPM chassis remotely...
We are unable to get read backs of any kind from clx38e. When accessing a BPM device (e.g.B:BBPL24VME) we get no read backs at all only zero bytes. Front end is generating stack traces like below and filling all log files in 30 minutes.
Stack: [{public_key,pkix_verify_hostname_match_fun,[https],[]}, {httpc,ssl_verify_host_options,1,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,471}]}, {httpc,'-http_options_default/0-fun-5-',0,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,1015}]}, {httpc,http_options,3,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,961}]}, {httpc,handle_request,9,[{file,"httpc.erl"},{line,771}]}, {tcp_ascii_client_gpib,get_data,3, [{file,"tcp_ascii_client_gpib.erl"},{line,1145}]}, {tcp_ascii_client_gpib,update_cmd_result_loop,2, [{file,"tcp_ascii_client_gpib.erl"},{line,880}]}, {tcp_ascii_client_gpib,data_pool_updater_loop,1, [{file,"tcp_ascii_client_gpib.erl"},{line,824}]}]
undef
usually means an attempt was made to call a function that isn't been defined. Looking at the stack trace, I'd say the missing function is public_key:pkix_verify_hostname_match_fun
. What's weird is that it doesn't give an arity (i.e. number of arguments) for the function. I wonder if the front-end config needs to specify a public_key application to get loaded in order for the function to be there. I'll look at the .rel
file.
@rneswold , with the upgrade of the ERLANG library from 21 -> 26, I believe Erlang added public keys/certs to the https.erl library.
Dennis has generate a new erlang tar file and now (on clx38) we are able to read/set parameters vi the acsys-fe-gpib-tcp library.
We discovered, somewhat belatedly, that the erlang library dependencies have changed related to http usage. Hence, I’ve created a new runtime distribution and put it in ~frontend/clx_sync_master (and distributed to clx38e which does http). If you have been running with code that hadn’t been formally “make install”ed, it will be in danger of being overwritten (stomped on, if it hasn’t already).
If you’re making your own versions of the erlang runtime tarballs, please note and pickup the latest changes to acsys_fe.rel https://cdcvs.fnal.gov/redmine/projects/acsys-fe/repository/frontends/changes/acsys_fe.rel?rev=master https://cdcvs.fnal.gov/redmine/projects/acsys-fe/repository/frontends/revisions/ea07e26bb3faf6d68b55bc3229b47e165e57c211
Dennis