Message boards : ATLAS application : Native ATLAS: Too many levels of symbolic links and CVMFS troubles
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Send message Joined: 29 Dec 19 Posts: 1 Credit: 66,829 RAC: 0 |
REPLACE_PRE_CODE BUG text: I've had trouble getting the native ATLAS application running on my Gentoo Linux PC---when CVMFS is not "warm" (when the folders in /cvmfs are gone) it fails CVMFS checks, but if I run cvmfs_config probe before un-suspending the job it passes this point, but then crashes with [code]FATAL in sysInitialize(): standard std::exception is caught[/code] from AthDictLoaderSvc in log.EVNTtoHITS. |
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Send message Joined: 15 Jun 08 Posts: 2724 Credit: 299,002,782 RAC: 58,257 |
Some comments ... when CVMFS is not "warm" (when the folders in /cvmfs are gone) it fails CVMFS checks ... This means, CVMFS did not mount the repositories. Since CVMFS relies on autofs, check that service. A reboot might help to start from a well defined point. You may also check your CVMFS configuration against this threads: https://lhcathome.cern.ch/lhcathome/forum_thread.php?id=5594 https://lhcathome.cern.ch/lhcathome/forum_thread.php?id=5595 ... if I run cvmfs_config probe before un-suspending the job ... Never suspend/resume or restart an ATLAS native job as it will drop all previously completed calculation and restart from scratch. ... because I suspended it quickly enough it was able to restart when I resumed it ... Same here. Do not suspend/resume any ATLAS native task. I don't have VirtualBox There's a recent VirtualBox packet for Gentoo. See the Gentoo manual/wiki. Gentoo uses OpenRC by default Gentoo can be told to use systemd. See the Gentoo manual/wiki. I originally had /var/lib/boinc symlinked to a directory on another drive as my root drive is low on space, but after removing it the problem persists. Check your mountpoints (esp. the basic permissions) and symbolic links (relative vs. absolute). If you have trouble using a non-standard BOINC installation, try a standard installation. |
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