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[Spacewalk-list] osa-dispatcher\jabberd\osad issues Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2014 09:53:32 +0100 On Friday 31 January 2014 15:33:23 Matthew Madey wrote: > Currently having some issues with OSAD on client systems not picking up > actions unless I
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manually do an rhn_check. > Upon further investigation I found that some
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of the jabberd processes were > dead: > > # spacewalk-service status > router (pid 9291) is running... > sm rhn plugin error communicating with server dead but subsys locked > c2s dead but subsys locked > s2s (pid 9312) is running... > tomcat6 (pid 9396) is running... [ OK ] > httpd (pid 9581) is running... > https://access.redhat.com/solutions/327903 osa-dispatcher (pid 9598) is running... > rhn-search is running (9659). > cobblerd (pid 9709) is running... > RHN Taskomatic is running (9732). > > I found some XML parse errors in /var/log/messages > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=38959] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=53326] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > https://www.redhat.com/archives/spacewalk-list/2014-February/msg00002.html Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=53326] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=53326] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=41097] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=41097] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=41097] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=46915] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=46915] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=46915] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=34684] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=34684] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > Jan 28 17:27:56 cpliisvv jabberd/s2s[9312]: [9] [151.140.100.247, > port=34684] error: XML parse error (unbound prefix) > > I confirmed all the xml and dist files in /etc/jabberd/ have the correct > jabber:
components osad Client-side service written in Python that responds to pings and runs rhn_check when told to by osa-dispatcher. osa-dispatcher Server-side service written in Python that determines when an osad https://fedorahosted.org/spacewalk/wiki/OsadHowTo instance needs to be pinged or run rhn_check and sends a message telling them to do so. jabberd A daemon that implements the XMPP protocol defined in RFC 3920 and 3921. osad and osa-dispatcher both connect to this daemon. It handles authentication as well. What do they do? osa-dispatcher periodically runs a query unable to that checks to see if there are any clients overdue for a ping. If there are, it sends a message through jabberd to the osad instances running on the clients it needs responses from. The osad instances respond to the ping through the jabberd server. osa-dispatcher receives the response, and marks the client as unable to connect 'online'. If osa-dispatcher doesn't receive a response from an osad instance in a certain amount of time, it is marked as offline. The osa-dispatcher daemon also periodically performs a select within the database to see if any clients have any actions they need to perform. If there are, it sends a message through jabberd to osad telling it to run rhn_check on the client. rhn_check then takes over performing the actual action. RHN Proxies have have a jabberd server running on them that will pass all messages it receives up to the jabberd server running on the satellite. Key Files for osad The source code for osad lives in /usr/share/rhn/osad/ on the clients. The configuration files are: /etc/sysconfig/rhn/osad.conf /etc/sysconfig/rhn/up2date The actual script that is run by the service scripts for osad is /usr/sbin/osad. Log files are placed in /var/log/osad by default, but the location is configurable in osad.conf. osad is installed by the osad-*.rpm package Key Files for osa-dispat