topic Re: cmclconfd in Operating System - HP-UX

cmclconfd

Nobody's Hero — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:06:14 GMT

Hey folks,
I encountered a syslog message that I am not familiar with. I searched the HP knowledge base and the best I can determine is that it is related to service guard. We are not in that type of environment. I checked /etc/rc.config.d/cmcluster and the auto start is set to zero. I hate not knowing. I do know that my ignite backup starts around the same time of the error message.

Here it is

ihshp3 cmclconfd[8128]: cl_query:
Apr 4 23:00:31 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8138]: cl_query:
Apr 4 23:00:31 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8149]: cl_query:
Apr 4 23:00:33 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: cl_query:
Apr 4 23:00:33 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: HA cluster query message
Apr 4 23:00:47 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: LVM query message
Apr 4 23:00:47 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Unable to open /dev/netman: No such file or directory
Apr 4 23:00:47 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Net query message
Apr 4 23:00:47 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Net probe setup message
Apr 4 23:00:48 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Net probe message
Apr 4 23:00:48 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Reading file /etc/opt/ots/conf/ots_subnets
Apr 4 23:00:48 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Unable to open /etc/opt/ots/conf/ots_subnets, No such file or directory
Apr 4 23:00:48 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: Get file message
Apr 4 23:00:48 ihshp3 cmclconfd[8282]: get_tcp_messages:receive != 0 fd=0

Re: cmclconfd

Emiel van Grinsven — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:32:30 GMT

Hi,

Do you have a proces running named cmclconfd? it could be started by inetd
Check /etc/inetd.conf

Grt. Emiel

Re: cmclconfd

melvyn burnard — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:38:37 GMT

someone has run the cmquerycl command, causing cmclconfd to start and do some querying.
It also look like the logging may be turned up. check for the twoi lines in /etc/inetd.conf containing hacl, and see if there are -T options set at the end.

Re: cmclconfd

Nobody's Hero — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:41:16 GMT

I do not have the cmclconfd daemon running.
Also, Im 99% sure someone did not manually run this query. There is only 2 people on the box. Everyone else connects through sqlnet. Any ideas?

Re: cmclconfd

melvyn burnard — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:42:56 GMT

I do not think Ignit eshould run this command, but it could be worth running a test and seeing what hapens.
If you are not using SG, simply swremove it.

Re: cmclconfd

Emiel van Grinsven — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:44:14 GMT

i wonder why you still have the software since you said you don't have such environment?
Do you have it configured as a service? or not at all.
Pretty sure it has nothing to do with ignite.

Re: cmclconfd

Emiel van Grinsven — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:50:35 GMT

Seems i was wrong, it does have to do with your ignite. i found this:

Ignite-UX and more specifically make_recovery exercises
cmclconfd, a ServiceGuard configuration daemon, when it discovers that
MC/ServiceGuard is loaded - even if a the server is not a member of a
ServiceGuard cluster. The messages can be ignored as an artifact of the
query.

Check ignite would seem best now.

grt, Emiel

Re: cmclconfd

Ceesjan van Hattum — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:53:14 GMT

If you're really sure that a 'ps -ef | grep cm' give no results.. then indeed.. it is very strange.
What cm* files do you find in /sbin/init.d/ and /sbin/rc2.d/ ??

Look also with swlist for installed products...

Simple way:
1. /etc/rc.config.d/cm* settings to 0; and shutdown -r.
2. deinstall with swinstall all cm-related products (seemingly not needed).

Succes,
Ceesjan

Re: cmclconfd

Nobody's Hero — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:53:36 GMT

I do see MC/Service Guard installed (swlist). Should I remove it? I doubt it would require a re-boot, correct?

Re: cmclconfd

melvyn burnard — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 13:58:35 GMT

you can remove or install SG without a system reboot.
Or you coul dsimply leave it ther ean dignore those messages.
The choice is yours

Re: cmclconfd

Nobody's Hero — Fri, 05 Apr 2002 14:00:17 GMT

thanks all.......