On 1/8/2008 at 11:15 AM, "Etienne Grignon" <etienne.grignon at gmail.com> wrote: Hello Jon,
I think the problem can come from the msgs agent. Can you check how many events are generated on the last 30 minutes in each eventlog file ? One time I had this issue because the server was generating hundreds of events each minute.
Try to disable msgs agent in BBWin to see if it change something.
You can also try to disable all agents, then, enable one by one to see which one is causing cpu usage.
Let me know the results of these tests,
Bonsoir Etienne -
Sure enough, the MSGS module was causing my troubles. I believe there are some entries inside this event log causing the BBWIN difficulty. For now, I shall leave MSGS disabled and rely on the other tests.
Thank you for your assistance / merci beaucoup!
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-- Jon Dustin - Network Specialist University of Southern Maine Portland, ME 207-780-4152
I'm running Hobbit 4.20 on a RHEL5 system. I installed it on a system that has SELinux set to permissive, rather than disabled, and I'm seeing this in my syslog file:
Jan 7 21:38:28 gage.denmantire.com setroubleshoot: SELinux prevented /bin/mount from mounting on the file or directory "/home/hobbit/client/logs/hobbitclient.log" (type "user_home_t"). For complete SELinux messages. run sealert -l a90b3564-5af0-4566-b32c-db3e9836f3e9
Jan 7 21:38:28 gage.denmantire.com setroubleshoot: SELinux prevented /bin/mount from mounting on the file or directory "/home/hobbit/client/tmp/msg.gage.denmantire.com.txt.16833" (type "user_home_t"). For complete SELinux messages. run sealert -l 1d1ee19d-38ad-4ed0-a83a-be83244b6381
Jan 7 21:48:30 gage.denmantire.com setroubleshoot: SELinux prevented /bin/mount from mounting on the file or directory "/home/hobbit/client/tmp/msg.gage.denmantire.com.txt.17761" (type "user_home_t"). For complete SELinux messages. run sealert -l 6fe72cfa-2b2a-4820-8326-6faa4fe2d918
and so on. I checked with a friend who's seeing the same error messages.
I don't think anything's actually happening, but it looks to me like Hobbit is trying to mount something on a file?
Anyone else seeing something similar? Any idea what's happening here?
Thanks,
-- Tim Boyer Chief Technology Officer Denman Tire Corporation tim at denmantire.com
On Tue, Jan 08, 2008 at 10:43:19PM -0500, Tim Boyer wrote:
Jan 7 21:38:28 gage.denmantire.com setroubleshoot: SELinux prevented /bin/mount from mounting on the file or directory "/home/hobbit/client/logs/hobbitclient.log" (type "user_home_t"). For
I don't think anything's actually happening, but it looks to me like Hobbit is trying to mount something on a file?
The Hobbit Linux client does run mount, but only to determine what has already been mounted (i.e. it runs "mount" with no parameters). You can see for yourself in the ~hobbit/client/bin/hobbitclient-linux.sh script.
I think SELinux is crying "wolf" a bit too often ...
Regards, Henrik
On Tue, Jan 08, 2008 at 10:43:19PM -0500, Tim Boyer wrote:
Jan 7 21:38:28 gage.denmantire.com setroubleshoot:
SELinux prevented /bin/mount from mounting on the file or directory "/home/hobbit/client/logs/hobbitclient.log" (type "user_home_t"). ForI don't think anything's actually happening, but it looks to me like Hobbit is trying to mount something on a file?
The Hobbit Linux client does run mount, but only to determine what has already been mounted (i.e. it runs "mount" with no parameters). You can see for yourself in the ~hobbit/client/bin/hobbitclient-linux.sh script.
I think SELinux is crying "wolf" a bit too often ...
Regards, Henrik
Thanks much. I agree, and don't get me started on SELinux...
-- tim --
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