Re: QA failures - holding the release

"Nathan Scott" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.sysutils.pcp
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Mark,

----- Original Message -----
> I've not yet been able to resolve the following QA failures on F24/x86_64.
> Some just need some QA work (e.g. the nfsv4 related), others need better
> filtering. But some are not understood (by me anyway). I'm concentrating on
> the pmrep segfaults before tackling any others for now.
> 
> Failures: 042 216 232 366 651 732 755 766 782 798 895 1069
> 
> 042 no values available for proc.memory.rss in busybox container
>     (other metrics are OK)
> 

(passing for me)

> 216 network metrics out of range (0..0). Issue with version of netstat on
> F24?
> > network.icmp.inerrors = 152 out of range 0..0
> > network.icmp.outechos = 612 out of range 0..0
> > network.tcp.outsegs = 6703507 out of range 0..0
> > network.tcp.retranssegs = 77259 out of range 0..0
> > network.tcp.inerrs = 7440 out of range 0..0
> > network.udp.noports = 226 out of range 0..0

(passing for me)

> 232 torture indom, fetch != pmGetInDom for nfs4.client.reqs
> nfs4.client.reqs:
> number of instances from unprofiled fetch (0) != that for pmGetInDom (56)

This is now fixed.

> 
> 366 logconf for jbd2
> $ rpm -qf $(pwd)/jbd2
> file /var/lib/pcp/config/pmlogconf/filesystem/jbd2 is not owned by any
> package
> ... hmm so how did it get there? Left over from a previous install?

Dunno, don't think so - not sure I recognize that file.

> 651 sample PMDA IPC protocol failure

(passing for me)

> 732 nfs4.server.reqs has 11 additional entries on fc24 (allocate, copy,
> copy-notify, etc)

Fixed now.

> 755 no apache agent?

(passing for me)

> 766 >   pcp://10.64.152.4:44321
>     >   pcp://10.64.152.4:44321

(passing for me)

> 782 pmwebd not terminating in a timely manner .. forced to terminate)

(passing for me)

> 798 nfs value filtering?

nfsclient, I haven't got to this one yet, maybe Lukas can take a look overnight
- very likely to be fallout from a recent merge.

> 895 oops, 100 archive records not between the expected range of 300 and 1500

Yep, failing for me too - same way.  This is a new test - Ken, is this known?

> 1069 python, pmrep segfaults
> $ pmrep -s 1 --archive archives/20130706 -z -O 30m
> disk.dev.read,,"'sda','sdb'",,,16
>           d.d.read          d.d.read
>                sda               sdb
>            count/s           count/s
>                N/A               N/A
> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
> must be segfaulting somewhere in the C libraries?
> 

(passing for me)

cheers.

--
Nathan

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