Weird, I'm seeing it on two different machines (all that we've
installed it on at this point). Both installed with the same RPM. The
RPM was built by simply extracting the spec file from the source tarball
and running rpmbuild -ba on it.
This is running on RHEL 6.2 just
reinstalled last Wed (our weekly devel build). The kernel is
2.6.32-220.4.1.el6.x86_64.
I'll see if I can track down a system that
wasn't kickstarted this week, if I can it should still be running 6.1
and I can see if I see the same behavior there.
On 09.02.2012 11:32,
Vladimir Vuksan wrote:
> I have been testing 3.3.1 on RHEL6 and I
haven't seen this issue. I
> actually kicked off a new VM just now,
built RPMS from scratch and it's
> working correctly.
>
> Vladimir
>
> On Thu, 9 Feb 2012, drich wrote:
>
>> I am starting to test Ganglia
3.3.1 on RedHat Enterprise 6, but have run into a problem. When I
attempt to use the same configuration that worked under 3.1.1 everything
works fine for a minute or two, but then gmond dies with the error:
Unable to create tcp_accept_channel. Exiting.#012. The strangest thing
is that it works fine for those first minutes, forwarding data off to my
collector and responding to requests on the tcp_accept_channel. Does
gmond try and reopen the socket, potentially with a race condition where
it opens it before it closes completely? Does anyone know of anything
else that changed in 3.3.1 that could be causing this? The config is
about as simple as it gets for the accept_channel: tcp_accept_channel {
port = 8649 } If I comment that out gmond works just fine (except that I
can't query it directly, of course). Any ideas? -- Dan Rich
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