Re: [pcp] proc pmda oddness - qa 022

[Ken McDonell <kenj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 07/11/13 12:05, Nathan Scott wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> > qa/022 is failing for me.
> >
> > I have no clue how we could have got the proc pmda to the point where I
> > can retrieve proc.psinfo.stime for pid 017676 but cannot retrieve
> > proc.psinfo.utime for the same pid.
> >
> > Anyone else seeing this?
> >
> >   From 022.full ...
> Is it only the part of the test where an indom profile is in place, that
> fails, or are some values always missing for the utime metric?
>
> > --- Fetch Over Restricted Instance Domain ... ---
> > pmResult dump from 0x8051910 timestamp: 1383612667.698941 11:51:07.698
> > numpmid: 4
> >     3.8.13 (proc.psinfo.utime): numval: 1 valfmt: 0 vlist[]:
> >       inst [17649 or "017649 sh 022"] value 30
> >     3.8.14 (proc.psinfo.stime): numval: 2 valfmt: 0 vlist[]:
> >       inst [17649 or "017649 sh 022"] value 10
> >       inst [17676 or "017676 src/proc_test -h unix: proc.psinfo.utime
> > proc.psinfo.stime proc.memory.rss proc.memory.size"] value 0
> Since utime and stime are extracted from the same file, and the PMID
> item component is used to identify the right field (column), its very
> tough to see how 13 cannot be found, but 14 is!  (linux_proc/pmda.c,
> line 999)
>
>  From my previous test run .full, where all OK ... looks as expected.
>
> --- Fetch Over Restricted Instance Domain ... ---
> pmResult dump from 0x14d0080 timestamp: 1383274005.850216 13:46:45.850 numpmid: 
> 4
>    3.8.13 (proc.psinfo.utime): numval: 2 valfmt: 1 vlist[]:
>      inst [26223 or "026223 sh 022"] value 10
>      inst [26247 or "026247 src/proc_test -h unix: proc.psinfo.utime 
> proc.psinfo.stime proc.memory.rss proc.memory.size"] value 10
>    3.8.14 (proc.psinfo.stime): numval: 2 valfmt: 1 vlist[]:
>      inst [26223 or "026223 sh 022"] value 0
>      inst [26247 or "026247 src/proc_test -h unix: proc.psinfo.utime 
> proc.psinfo.stime proc.memory.rss proc.memory.size"] value 30
>    3.9.1 (proc.memory.rss): numval: 2 valfmt: 0 vlist[]:
>      inst [26223 or "026223 sh 022"] value 1736
>      inst [26247 or "026247 src/proc_test -h unix: proc.psinfo.utime 
> proc.psinfo.stime proc.memory.rss proc.memory.size"] value 4252
>    3.9.0 (proc.memory.size): numval: 2 valfmt: 0 vlist[]:
>      inst [26223 or "026223 sh 022"] value 106492
>      inst [26247 or "026247 src/proc_test -h unix: proc.psinfo.utime 
> proc.psinfo.stime proc.memory.rss proc.memory.size"] value 90292
> --- End Fetch Over Restricted Instance Domain ... ---
>
>
> Bizzaro.
>
> --
> Nathan
Agreed.

But I have the same failure now here ...

Host        PCP      CPU     Operating System
----------- -------- ------  ------------------
vm07        unknown  x86_64  Debian 6.0.5

and it is ONLY the restricted indom case that is failing.