YAIM Values for FTS Version 2.1 and 2.2.
Prefixes and general stuff
Much of what is written in
FtsYaimValues20 is still valid, but...
Deprecated parameters
This is a list of the deprecated parameters.
These parameters have been moved to the database, and setting them with YAIM will produce warnings. In future releases, FTS YAIM configuration scripts will be updated to produce errors if these parameters are set. The migration script
update_channels is provided in order to copy to the database the values of the deprecated parameters.
YAIM parameter |
t_channel field |
notes |
GUC_STREAMS |
nostreams |
GUC_TCPBUFFERSIZE |
tcp_buffer_size |
GUC_TCPBLOCKSIZE |
tcp_buffer_size |
GUC_BLOCKSIZE |
blocksize |
GUC_TRANSFERTIMEOUT |
urlcopy_tx_to, srmcopy_to |
GUC_HTTPTIMEOUT |
http_to |
GUC_SRMPUTTIMEOUT |
urlcopy_put_to |
GUC_SRMGETTIMEOUT |
urlcopy_get_to |
GUC_SRMPUTDONETIMEOUT |
urlcopy_putdone_to |
GUC_SRMGETDONETIMEOUT |
urlcopy_getdone_to |
GUC_TRANSFERMARKERSTIMEOUT |
urlcopy_txmarks_to |
GUC_SRMCOPYTIMEOUT |
- |
Previously deprecated: should use GUC_TRANSFERTIMEOUT |
GUC_SRMCOPYDIRECTION |
srmcopy_direction |
GUC_LOGLEVEL |
tx_loglevel |
GUC_SRMSTATUSTIMEOUT |
srmcopy_refresh_to |
Migration script: update_channels.py
This script copies in the database the parameters defined in the channel agents configuration files. It is located under the same directory as the agents configuration files (${GLITE_LOCATION}/etc/glite-data-transfer-agents.d), and must be run from every node containing channel agents.
The script requires no parameters. You can run it simply with:
python update_channels.py
The script will:
- locate and read the channel agents configuration files.
- generate an sql update script for the t_channel table.
- run the sql script.
The following output files are produced:
- update_channels.log: the log file of the script (same contents as standard output).
- update_channels.oracle.log: the output of the sqlplus command
- update_channels.sql: the sql update script
In case an error occurs, please mail
FtsSupport including the log files; the log files should contain no sensible information (database connection parameters), but you might want to check before sending them.
Last edit:
UnknownUser on 2010-05-11 - 18:45
Number of topics: 1
Maintainer:
PaoloTedesco,
GavinMcCance
Topic revision: r3 - 2010-05-11
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