cmclconfd

[Nobody's Hero]

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

[Emiel van Grinsven]

Hi,

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

Grt. Emiel

[melvyn burnard]

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.

[Nobody's Hero]

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?

[melvyn burnard]

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.

[Emiel van Grinsven]

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.

[Emiel van Grinsven · Accepted solution]

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

[Ceesjan van Hattum]

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

[Nobody's Hero]

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

[melvyn burnard]

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

[Nobody's Hero]

thanks all.......