Hi Brian,

You could turn up the SlurmctldDebug and SlurmdDebug values in slurm.conf to get
it to be more verbose.

As a wild guess, perhaps your backup control doesn't have access to the
StateSaveLocation directory?

Or another possibility could be it's running a different version of slurm.

Paddy

On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 08:21:59AM -0800, Andrus, Brian Contractor wrote:

> All,
> 
> I have configured a backup slurmctld system and it appears to work at first, 
> but not in practice.
> In particular, when I start it, it says it is running in background mode:
> [2017-01-25T14:23:37.648] slurmctld version 16.05.6 started on cluster hamming
> [2017-01-25T14:23:37.650] slurmctld running in background mode
> 
> But if I stop the primary daemon, it does not take over. I keep getting 
> Invalid RPC errors (random snippets):
> [2017-01-25T15:50:37.664] error: Invalid RPC received 2007 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:53:50.495] error: Invalid RPC received 5018 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:36.847] error: Invalid RPC received 2007 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:37.499] error: Invalid RPC received 2007 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:38.923] error: Invalid RPC received 2007 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:38.985] error: Invalid RPC received 2007 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:39.246] error: Invalid RPC received 2007 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:39.293] error: Invalid RPC received 2009 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:39.522] error: Invalid RPC received 5018 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:43.839] error: Invalid RPC received 2009 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T15:59:43.930] error: Invalid RPC received 2009 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T16:19:47.215] error: Invalid RPC received 6012 while in standby 
> mode
> [2017-01-25T16:19:48.238] error: Invalid RPC received 6012 while in standby 
> mode
> 
> And on any client running 'sinfo' for instance, it merely hangs.
> The interfaces for both slurmctld controllers are in the 'trusted' firewall 
> group and there is no filtering between them.
> Is there something I am missing to make the backup controller 'kick in' and 
> start responding to requests?
> 
> 
> Brian Andrus
> ITACS/Research Computing
> Naval Postgraduate School
> Monterey, California
> voice: 831-656-6238
> 

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