I am not having much luck finding an xdsh command to run that succeeds.
I get "permission denied" on the mgmt node for any command I try to run
as root. On the service nodes, I am trying to follow the xdsh man page
to just run a simple uptime and am getting:
[root@service01 ~]# xdsh c26n24 "uptime"
Error: Invalid context specified: DSH
Error: Failed to dispatch command to any of the following service nodes:
service01,service02,service03,service04
From the management node (trying to use the trace option to see errors):
[root@mgmt1 ~]# xdsh c26n24 -T "uptime"
Error: Permission denied for request
Logs show:
Dec 7 14:36:13 mgmt1 xCAT: xCAT: Allowing xdsh to c26n24 for root from
localhost
Policy table for root:
"1","root",,,,,,"allow",,
Not seeing anything in the compute nodes messages or secure that would
lead me to believe an attempt to login via SSH was ever made.
psh, on the other hand, works fine. the remoteshell script does run on
each node at boot time.
On 12/7/2012 1:42 PM, Ling Gao wrote:
The error is given because the nodes are not in the same subnet as the
service node, the script did not check for routing.
The code uses this function to set up MASTER environmental variable
for the node when calling postscripts. If it is not set up correctly
some of the postscripts such as syslog will fail. When you say "it
works fine even with that error". Can you xdsh to the nodes that has
the error?
Ling
Ling Gao
Poughkeepsie Unix Development Lab
IBM Systems and Technology Group
Internal: T/L 293-5692
External: [email protected], 845-433-5692
"I never worry about the future. It comes soon enough." --- Albert
Einstein
From: Russell Jones <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 12/07/2012 02:06 PM
Subject: Re: [xcat-user] Cannot find master for the node $node
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Thanks!
DNS is working properly, both forward and reverse... this seems to
occur mostly when entire clusters are booted at the same time.
The nodes are not within the same subnet, all of these nodes are on
different subnets from the service nodes (and routed of course). The
other strange thing is again, it works fine even with that error:
[root@service03-hc log]# grep c25n37 messages
Dec 7 09:05:02 service03 xCAT: xCAT: Allowing getpostscript from c25n37
Dec 7 09:05:03 service03 xCAT: Cannot find master for the node c25n37
Dec 7 09:05:14 service03 xCAT: xCAT: Allowing getcredentials from c25n37
Dec 7 09:05:24 service03 xCAT: xCAT: Allowing getcredentials from c25n37
Dec 7 09:05:32 service03 xCAT: xCAT: Allowing getcredentials from c25n37
Could this message manifest itself if a service node is very busy? IE,
not really an error, just took too long to respond to the request? Or
is this literally sending the error because the compute nodes are not
on the same subnet as the service nodes?
On 12/7/2012 12:18 PM, Ling Gao wrote:
Hi,
The error is from getFacingIP function. This function takes a node
name as an input. Then it
find out the ip of the given node. Then it call "ifconfig" on the
local host. Then it try to see if the node ip and local host is within
the same subnet or not. (Please see the code below). The error usually
happens when the name resolution on the local host cannot resolve the
given node. Hope it helps.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
=head3 getFacingIP
Gets the ip address of the adapter of the localhost that is
facing the
the given node.
Arguments:
The name of the node that is facing the localhost.
Returns:
The ip address of the adapter that faces the node.
=cut
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sub getFacingIP
{
my ($class, $node) = @_;
my $ip;
my $cmd;
my @ipaddress;
my $nodeip = inet_ntoa(inet_aton($node));
unless ($nodeip =~ /\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+/)
{
return 0; #Not supporting IPv6 here IPV6TODO
}
$cmd = "ifconfig" . " -a";
$cmd = $cmd . "| grep \"inet \"";
my @result = xCAT::Utils->runcmd($cmd, 0);
if ($::RUNCMD_RC != 0)
{
xCAT::MsgUtils->message("S", "Error from $cmd\n");
exit $::RUNCMD_RC;
}
# split node address
my ($n1, $n2, $n3, $n4) = split('\.', $nodeip);
foreach my $addr (@result)
{
my $ip;
my $mask;
if (xCAT::Utils->isLinux())
{
my ($inet, $addr1, $Bcast, $Mask) = split(" ", $addr);
if ((!$addr1) || (!$Mask)) { next; }
my @ips = split(":", $addr1);
my @masks = split(":", $Mask);
$ip = $ips[1];
$mask = $masks[1];
}
else
{ #AIX
my ($inet, $addr1, $netmask, $mask1, $Bcast, $bcastaddr) =
split(" ", $addr);
if ((!$addr1) && (!$mask1)) { next; }
$ip = $addr1;
$mask1 =~ s/0x//;
$mask =
`printf "%d.%d.%d.%d" \$(echo "$mask1" | sed 's/../0x& /g')`;
}
if ($ip && $mask)
{
# split interface IP
my ($h1, $h2, $h3, $h4) = split('\.', $ip);
# split mask
my ($m1, $m2, $m3, $m4) = split('\.', $mask);
# AND this interface IP with the netmask of the network
my $a1 = ((int $h1) & (int $m1));
my $a2 = ((int $h2) & (int $m2));
my $a3 = ((int $h3) & (int $m3));
my $a4 = ((int $h4) & (int $m4));
# AND node IP with the netmask of the network
my $b1 = ((int $n1) & (int $m1));
my $b2 = ((int $n2) & (int $m2));
my $b3 = ((int $n3) & (int $m3));
my $b4 = ((int $n4) & (int $m4));
if (($b1 == $a1) && ($b2 == $a2) && ($b3 == $a3) && ($b4 ==
$a4))
{
return $ip;
}
}
}
xCAT::MsgUtils->message("S", "Cannot find master for the node
$node\n");
return 0;
}
Ling Gao
Poughkeepsie Unix Development Lab
IBM Systems and Technology Group
Internal: T/L 293-5692
External: [email protected]_ <mailto:[email protected]>, 845-433-5692
"I never worry about the future. It comes soon enough." --- Albert
Einstein
From: Russell Jones _<[email protected]>_ <mailto:[email protected]>
To: xCAT Users Mailing list _<[email protected]>_
<mailto:[email protected]>
Date: 12/07/2012 11:05 AM
Subject: [xcat-user] Cannot find master for the node $node
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Hi all,
What circumstances have to be present for an xCAT 2.3 service node (old
I know, but upgrade is not an option at this time) to write to the logs:
Dec 7 09:16:33 service03 xCAT: Cannot find master for the node c25n25
All of our service nodes have been doing this for at least over a month
now, and we have just never noticed it before as nodes are
netbooting/installing fine. Just curious what the logic is in the code
that has this message being written out, just so that if it turns out to
be something we need to track down we know where to start.
Thanks!
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