Hello Kenneth,
Both IPMI plug-ins were written and tested with specific hardware.
Though we would like them to be as general as possible, they probably
won't work correctly on every IPMI implementation. In the past, some
modifications have been required to make these plug-ins work for certain
hardware.
We have never tested the IPMI plug-ins on a DL380, or investigated the
changes that would be required because there is an OpenHPI plug-in
developed specifically for these servers (ilo2_ribcl). I will send you
some details.
If you (or anyone else reading this) would like to debug and enhance
either of the IPMI plug-ins for greater hardware support, the OpenHPI
project would gladly welcome any patches.
Also, there are some environment variables you can set to get more
information out of the daemon. When I am debugging, I use:
export OPENHPI_ERROR="YES"
export OPENHPI_DEBUG="YES"
export OPENHPI_DEBUG_TRACE="YES"
/usr/local/sbin/openhpid -c openhpi.conf -f openhpid.pid -v -n 2>&1 |
tee daemon.log
Best Regards,
Ric White
On Wed, 2009-11-11 at 19:39 +0000, Kenneth Johansson wrote:
> I have a small problem getting openHPI to work as I want on a hp dl380g6
> server.
>
> I'm using the linux kernel ipmi /dev/ipmi0 and ipmitool sdr show that
> several power/temp/fan sensors exist.
>
> but when I'm running openHPI 2.14 and using the pre existing config file
> with
>
> handler libipmi {
> entity_root = "{SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}"
> name = "smi"
> addr = 0
> }
> or
> handler libipmidirect {
> entity_root = "{SYSTEM_CHASSIS,6}"
> name = "smi"
> addr = 0
> }
>
> I do not get what I was expecting. the first one only show the power
> sensor. and the other shows nothing.
>
> I have tried them using strace and they are talking to the
> correct /dev/ipmi0 device.
>
> First what should show up given what ipmitools sdr shows ?? I was
> expecting to see basically the same information.
>
> having never before used ipmi or openhpi I'm not sure what to expect.
>
> I also have some output from openhpid with debug printout but not having
> a working system to compare against they are of limited use. If I would
> guess it looks like some ipmi command is not returning and there is some
> timeout. but is the timeout in the plugin or the main program ?? hard to
> understand.
>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ipmitool sdr
> UID Light | 0 unspecified | ok
> Sys. Health LED | 0 unspecified | ok
> Power Supply 1 | 35 Watts | nc
> Power Supply 2 | 45 Watts | nc
> Power Supplies | 0 unspecified | nc
> Fan 1 | 13.72 unspecifi | nc
> Fan 2 | 13.72 unspecifi | nc
> Fan 3 | 13.72 unspecifi | nc
> Fan 4 | 16.07 unspecifi | nc
> Fan 5 | disabled | ns
> Fan 6 | disabled | ns
> Fans | 0 unspecified | nc
> Temp 1 | 20 degrees C | ok
> Temp 2 | 40 degrees C | ok
> Temp 3 | disabled | ns
> Temp 4 | 35 degrees C | ok
> Temp 5 | 36 degrees C | ok
> Temp 6 | disabled | ns
> Temp 7 | disabled | ns
> Temp 8 | 44 degrees C | ok
> Temp 9 | 36 degrees C | ok
> Temp 10 | 45 degrees C | ok
> Temp 11 | 37 degrees C | ok
> Temp 12 | 46 degrees C | ok
> Temp 13 | disabled | ns
> Temp 14 | disabled | ns
> Temp 15 | disabled | ns
> Temp 16 | disabled | ns
> Temp 17 | disabled | ns
> Temp 18 | disabled | ns
> Temp 19 | 26 degrees C | ok
> Temp 20 | 31 degrees C | ok
> Temp 21 | 34 degrees C | ok
> Temp 22 | 31 degrees C | ok
> Temp 23 | 44 degrees C | ok
> Temp 24 | 37 degrees C | ok
> Temp 25 | 32 degrees C | ok
> Temp 26 | 31 degrees C | ok
> Temp 27 | disabled | ns
> Temp 28 | disabled | ns
> Temp 29 | 26 degrees C | ok
> Temp 30 | 75 degrees C | ok
> Memory | 0 error | ok
> Power Meter | 0 Watts | cr
> ------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> r...@localhost:/root> hpitop
> hpitop (rev 6571) - This program came with OpenHPI 2.14.0
> SAF HPI Version B.03.01
>
>
>
> {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{POWER_SUPPLY,3}{POWER_SUPPLY,2}
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{POWER_SUPPLY,3}{POWER_SUPPLY,1}
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{POWER_SUPPLY,3}
> | |__ Sensor Num: 5, Type: POWER_SUPPLY, Category: REDUNDANCY, Tag:
> Power Supplies
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{SYSTEM_BOARD,10}
> | |__ Sensor Num: 44, Type: CURRENT, Category: ENABLE, Tag: Power Meter
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{SYSTEM_BOARD,9}
> | |__ Sensor Num: 43, Type: MEMORY, Category: GENERIC, Tag: Memory
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}
> | |__ Sensor Num: 2, Type: OEM_SENSOR, Category: (null), Tag: Sys.
> Health LED
> |
> +--- {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}{SYSTEM_CHASSIS,1}
> | |__ Sensor Num: 1, Type: OEM_SENSOR, Category: (null), Tag: UID Light
> |
> End of {SYSTEM_CHASSIS,2}
> -----------------------------------------------------------
>
> hpitop
> hpitop (rev 6571) - This program came with OpenHPI 2.14.0
> SAF HPI Version B.03.01
>
> RptEntryGet returns NOT_PRESENT
> |
> +---
> |
> End of
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> /usr/sbin/openhpid -n -c /etc/openhpi/openhpi.conf
> threaded.c:153:oh_threaded_init: Attempting to init event
> threaded.c:158:oh_threaded_init: Already supporting threads
> event.c:47:oh_event_init: Setting up event processing queue
> event.c:50:oh_event_init: Set up processing queue
> config.c:540:oh_load_config: Done processing conf file.
> Number of parse errors:0
> init.c:76:oh_init: Initialized UID.
> init.c:80:oh_init: Initialized handler table
> init.c:84:oh_init: Initialized domain table
> init.c:88:oh_init: Initialized session table
> ipmi.cpp:293:IpmiOpen: IpmiOpen
> config.c:573:oh_process_config: Loaded handler for plugin libipmidirect
> threaded.c:169:oh_threaded_start: Starting discovery thread
> threaded.c:176:oh_threaded_start: Starting event threads
> init.c:128:oh_init: OpenHPI has been initialized
> threaded.c:73:oh_discovery_thread_loop: Doing threaded discovery on all
> handlers
> threaded.c:103:oh_evtpop_thread_loop: ipmi.cpp:2265:IfDiscoverResources:
> Thread processing events
> ipmidirect discover_resources
> threaded.c:84:oh_discovery_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> openhpid.cpp:287:main: /usr/sbin/openhpid started.
>
> openhpid.cpp:288:main: OPENHPI_CONF = /etc/openhpi/openhpi.conf
>
> openhpid.cpp:289:main: OPENHPI_DAEMON_PORT = 4743
>
>
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> /usr/sbin/openhpid -n -c /etc/openhpi/openhpi.conf
> threaded.c:153:oh_threaded_init: Attempting to init event
> threaded.c:158:oh_threaded_init: Already supporting threads
> event.c:47:oh_event_init: Setting up event processing queue
> event.c:50:oh_event_init: Set up processing queue
> config.c:540:oh_load_config: Done processing conf file.
> Number of parse errors:0
> init.c:76:oh_init: Initialized UID.
> init.c:80:oh_init: Initialized handler table
> init.c:84:oh_init: Initialized domain table
> init.c:88:oh_init: Initialized session table
> config.c:573:oh_process_config: Loaded handler for plugin libipmi
> threaded.c:169:oh_threaded_start: Starting discovery thread
> threaded.c:176:oh_threaded_start: Starting event threads
> threaded.c:73:oh_discovery_thread_loop: Doing threaded discovery on all
> handlers
> ipmi.c:599:ipmi_discover_resources: ipmi discover_resources
> init.c:128:oh_init: OpenHPI has been initialized
> threaded.c:103:oh_evtpop_thread_loop: Thread processing events
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = HOTSWAP
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:229:process_hpi_event: No sessions open for event's domain 0.
> Dropping hpi_event
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = HOTSWAP
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:229:process_hpi_event: No sessions open for event's domain 0.
> Dropping hpi_event
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> openhpid.cpp:287:main: /usr/sbin/openhpid started.
>
> openhpid.cpp:288:main: OPENHPI_CONF = /etc/openhpi/openhpi.conf
>
> openhpid.cpp:289:main: OPENHPI_DAEMON_PORT = 4743
>
>
> safhpi.c:52:saHpiSessionOpen: saHpiSessionOpen DomainId [0]
> safhpi.c:75:saHpiSessionOpen: Created session 1 for domain 0
> threaded.c:228:oh_wake_discovery_thread: Waiting for discovery thread...
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = RESOURCE
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: event.c:222:process_hpi_event:
> threaded.c:84:oh_discovery_thread_loop: Handler is out of Events
> Got session list for domain 0
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> Going to sleep
> threaded.c:230:oh_wake_discovery_thread: ...Done waiting for discovery
> thread.
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: threaded.c:261:oh_wake_event_thread: Going
> to wait for event thread to loop once.
> done multiplexing event into sessions
> threaded.c:139:oh_evtget_thread_loop: SIGNALED: Got signal from plugin
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = HOTSWAP
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: done multiplexing event into sessions
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = HOTSWAP
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: done multiplexing event into sessions
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = RESOURCE
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: done multiplexing event into sessions
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = RESOURCE
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: done multiplexing event into sessions
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = RESOURCE
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: done multiplexing event into sessions
> event.c:392:oh_process_events: Event Type = RESOURCE
> event.c:326:process_event: Processing event for domain 0
> event.c:212:process_hpi_event: Added event to EL
> event.c:222:process_hpi_event: Got session list for domain 0
> event.c:247:process_hpi_event: done multiplexing event into sessions
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:266:oh_wake_event_thread: Got signal from event thread being
> done. Giving lock back
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
> threaded.c:141:oh_evtget_thread_loop: TIMEDOUT: Woke up, am looping again
> threaded.c:129:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Thread Harvesting events
> event.c:128:oh_harvest_events: harvesting for 1
> event.c:113:harvest_events_for_handler: Handler is out of Events
> threaded.c:137:oh_evtget_thread_loop: Going to sleep
>
>
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