On Fri, 8 Jul 2011, Phil Birnie wrote:
Hi Steve & Gilbert, all.
Thanks for your response and help.
Some good progress.... first: silly, silly problem -- and a major
oversight on my part -- even after all of the preaching re: a
synchronized clock at the workshop. The clock was set to CDT instead of
EDT; none of the products were coming in until 1 hour later. Once we set
the clock, everything began working as it should. The minutes and
seconds looked fine; I didn't notice that the hour was one off.
Heh. You know, I have to stop assuming everyone is running NTP and
they have their time zone set correctly. Years ago, I had this issue,
and I remember scratching my head on it until I think, if I remember
correctly, I glanced at the clock and wondered why it was so close to
quitting time. Then I looked at the big clock on my wall, and
realized...oops! The data then flowed.
You've *got* to get logging enabled on Twister2. Is it a Linux system?
If so, what is the value of the SELINUX parameter in the file
"/etc/selinux/config"?
If it isn't "disabled", then set it to that value.
Yes, it is set to this "disabled". I am Unix competent but not an
expert. If you have any advice here, I'd be thankful.
Thanks again for taking the time to help us and have a nice weekend,
Do you have syslog installled? Make sure that it is. In etc/syslog.conf,
for most Linux installations, you should have this line (or similar to
it) in here:
# For ldm.
local0.debug /home/ldm/logs/ldmd.log
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