In it's current state ... the Foundry does complete the snmp and tftp
portion of the process... checking the status with $oid.9.0 returns a
'1'
Which is 'normal' (aka successful completion of the command).
I promise you, nothing is being ignored ... I have 4 shells open each
doing a different task of monitoring the system as I run these tests.
I make a change and note it, then I start tcpdump and tail the messages
file and prep the check command ... then I run the tftp_get process and
watch.
I immediately start running the check command to look for status ... if
its 18 I run it again, until it completes or errors.
I will look at the wait command and see if I can fix it.
I went ahead and replaced my wait function with yours.
Is this wait function supposed to be defined or called from anywhere
else in JFFNMS, maybe in one of the lib/*.inc.php files?
The process of creating and dumping the config to a jffnms-generated
file 'does' complete successfully, it just refuses grab the contents and
put it in the DB
On Thu, 2007-07-26 at 23:28 -0500, Craig Small wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 26, 2007 at 05:44:23PM -0400, Jeffrey Singleton wrote:
> > What does JFFNMS do with those temporary files for config dumps?
> > Crate file, Dump Data, then Insert into DB, right?
> create (touch) file
> call your transfer function
> call your wait function
> copy file into db
> erase file
>
> > 17:42:09 : H 11 : 192.168.7.254 : fdry_cc : Error Waiting transfer to
> > finish (12066 msec)
> "Error Waiting transfer to finish" means your wait function did not
> return true.
>
> > > function config_fdry_cc_wait ($ip,$rwcommunity,$server,$filename) {
> > >
> > > $i = 0;
> > > do {
> > > $result = snmp_get($ip,$rwcommunity,"$oid.9");
> > > if ($result==1) return true;
> > > sleep (2);
> > > }
> > > while ($result==18 && $i++ < 30);
> > > return false;
> Err?
> OK, so 18 means it is processing, 1 means it is ok.
> It took 12 seconds to return, so we know it was not a timeout (as that
> takes 60 seconds). Soo, it returned something that was not 1 or 18.
> The Foundry is telling you what is wrong, you just ignored it :(
>
> Put an echo("Result is $result\n"); after the get or
> Let's re-write this nicer...
>
> for($i=0; $i < 30; $i++) {
> $result = snmp_get($ip, $rwcommunity, "$oid.9");
> if ($result == 1) // Complete :)
> return true;
> if ($result != 18) { // Not processing :(
> logger("Transfer failed to $ip : Error $result");
> return false;
> }
> } // for
> return false;
>
> You can remove the smileys if you want.
>
> At least we'll know why it doesnt like your transfer.
>
> - Craig
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