Hi Praveen, I double checked all of these settings you listed above (sudoers permission, user/groups, folder permissions etc) and it is all good. I run into the same issue still.
Could you please let me know if there is any other aspect to take into consideration when running in cgroup? I see a 3 re-tries and then it crashes. Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 osafdtmd[1269]: Started Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 osafdtmd[1269]: Creation of real-time thread 'OSAF_TMR' FAILED - 'Operation not permitted' Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 osafdtmd[1269]: ER DTM: LEAP svcs startup failed Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 osafdtmd[1269]: ER DTM: dtm_init failed Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Failed #012 DESC:TRANSPORT Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Going for recovery Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Trying To RESPAWN /usr/local/lib/opensaf/clc-cli/osaf-transport attempt #1 Apr 1 02:01:04 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Sending SIGKILL to TRANSPORT, pid= 1263 Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 osafdtmd[1292]: Started Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 osafdtmd[1292]: Creation of real-time thread 'OSAF_TMR' FAILED - 'Operation not permitted' Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 osafdtmd[1292]: ER DTM: LEAP svcs startup failed Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 osafdtmd[1292]: ER DTM: dtm_init failed Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Could Not RESPAWN TRANSPORT Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Failed #012 DESC:TRANSPORT Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Trying To RESPAWN /usr/local/lib/opensaf/clc-cli/osaf-transport attempt #2 Apr 1 02:01:19 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Sending SIGKILL to TRANSPORT, pid= 1286 Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 osafdtmd[1315]: Started Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 osafdtmd[1315]: Creation of real-time thread 'OSAF_TMR' FAILED - 'Operation not permitted' Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 osafdtmd[1315]: ER DTM: LEAP svcs startup failed Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 osafdtmd[1315]: ER DTM: dtm_init failed Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Could Not RESPAWN TRANSPORT Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER Failed #012 DESC:TRANSPORT Apr 1 02:01:34 SC-1 opensafd[1262]: ER FAILED TO RESPAWN I am attaching the dtmd.conf Thanks, //Jerry On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 8:11 AM, praveen malviya <praveen.malv...@oracle.com > wrote: > Hi, > > Please check the following link > - http://sourceforge.net/p/opensaf/staging/ci/ > e82800c8d7e0c0c0cc31d8016727449cf5f3c45e/ > > - and the README w.r.t 'systemd' > > - Also note that > opensafd can be built to run as root if we enable > ./configure CFLAGS=-DRUNASROOT > > By default opensaf is built to run as the non-root user/group called > 'opensaf'. > When opensaf is built and installed from an rpm, all > configurations(permissions) to run as 'opensaf' are automatically taken > care of when installing as rpm package. > But, if it is done from an 'make install' from source then, the setting > up the permissions have to be done manually as specified in the > 00-README.conf: > > Quoting it from the 00-README.conf > ====================================================== > OpenSAF can be built to be run as the root or to > run as the UNIX system user "opensaf" (default behaviour). > Upon doing a 'make install' when OpenSAF is built to > run as the opensaf user, then the following steps have to be done: > Notes: > - These steps are not necessary if doing an rpm installation. > - If user wishes to run OpenSAF as the root user, then the below > steps can be ignored by building OpenSAF with the option > $./configure CPPFLAGS=-DRUNASROOT > > 0) groupadd -r opensaf > 1) useradd -r -g opensaf -d /usr/local/share/opensaf/ -s /sbin/nologin -c > "OpenSAF" opensaf > 2) echo "opensaf ALL = NOPASSWD: /sbin/reboot, /sbin/tipc-config, > /usr/bin/pkill, /usr/bin/killall" >> /etc/sudoers > 3) echo 'Defaults:%opensaf !requiretty' >> /etc/sudoers > 4) echo 'Defaults:opensaf !requiretty' >> /etc/sudoers > 5) chown opensaf /var/lib/opensaf > 6) chgrp opensaf /var/lib/opensaf > 7) chown opensaf /var/run/opensaf > 8) chgrp opensaf /var/run/opensaf > 9) chown -R opensaf /var/log/opensaf > 10) chgrp -R opensaf /var/log/opensaf > ====================================================== > > > Let me know if that helps or not. > Praveen. > > > On 27-Mar-15 6:04 AM, Jerry George wrote: > >> Hi Praveen, >> >> I believe it is installation from source. I am having same error thrown >> whenever it is run in cgroup-based container irrespective of the OS. >> >> Could you tell me which step I am missing for this specific error? >> >> > Thanks, >> //jerry >> >> On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 12:18 AM, praveen malviya >> <praveen.malv...@oracle.com <mailto:praveen.malv...@oracle.com>> wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Are you using rpm based installation or is it make install based. >> For make install refer 00-README.conf for extra steps to be performed. >> >> Thanks, >> Praveen >> >> >> On 26-Mar-15 8:51 AM, Jerry George wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I am trying to run a prototype using an image from a colleague >> of mine. I >> receive the following when starting up Opensaf. >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 opensafd: Starting OpenSAF Services (Using >> TCP) >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 osafdtmd[158]: Started >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 osafdtmd[158]: Creation of real-time thread >> 'OSAF_TMR' >> FAILED - 'Operation not permitted' >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 osafdtmd[158]: ER DTM: LEAP svcs startup >> failed >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 osafdtmd[158]: ER DTM: dtm_init failed >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 opensafd[151]: ER Failed #012 DESC:TRANSPORT >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 opensafd[151]: ER Going for recovery >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 opensafd[151]: ER Trying To RESPAWN >> /usr/local/lib/opensaf/clc-__cli/osaf-transport attempt #1 >> >> >> Mar 25 23:29:03 SC-1 opensafd[151]: ER Sending SIGKILL to >> TRANSPORT, pid=152 >> >> Has encountered this before? Can you please me towards a >> troubleshooting >> guide, if any. 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