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Ion Alberdi wrote:

I added this logs in find_root_by_ref:

resource_t * find_root_by_ref(resource_t **reslist, char *ref) { resource_t *curr; int x; //MODIF ION clulog(LOG_NOTICE,"We are in find_root_by_ref we enter the loop\n"); //MODIF ION list_do(reslist, curr) { //MODIF ION clulog(LOG_NOTICE,"%d\n",curr); //MODIF ION if (curr->r_rule->rr_root == 0){ //MODIF ION clulog(LOG_NOTICE,"curr->r_rule->rr_root == 0\n"); //MODIF ION continue; } /* This should be one operation - the primary attr is generally at the head of the array. */ for (x = 0; curr->r_attrs && curr->r_attrs[x].ra_name; x++) { if (!(curr->r_attrs[x].ra_flags & RA_PRIMARY)){ //MODIF ION clulog(LOG_NOTICE,"!(curr->r_attrs[x].ra_flags & RA_PRIMARY)\n"); //MODIF ION continue; } if (strcmp(ref, curr->r_attrs[x].ra_value)){ //MODIF ION clulog(LOG_NOTICE,"strcmp(ref, curr->r_attrs[x].ra_value)=true\n"); //MODIF ION continue; } return curr; } } while (!list_done(reslist, curr)); return NULL; } what happens in gump:

Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> find_root_by_ref parameters:resources 134613668,groupname datamover Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> We are in find_root_by_ref we enter the loop
Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> 134642544
Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> curr->r_rule->rr_root == 0
Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> 134617456
Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> find_root_by_ref in groups.c returned res 134617456 Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> res_exec in restree.c returned rv 0 Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> res_exec in restree.c returned rv 0 Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> _res_op_by_level in restree.c returned rv 0 Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> res_start in groups.c returned ret 0 Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> group_op in rg_state.c returned ret 0
Jun 20 11:30:11 gump clurgmgrd[7231]: <notice> Service datamover started

what happens in buba:

Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> find_root_by_ref parameters:resources 134613668,groupname datamover Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> We are in find_root_by_ref we enter the loop
Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> 134616568
Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> curr->r_rule->rr_root == 0 Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> find_root_by_ref in groups.c returned res 0 Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> group_op in rg_state.c returned ret -1 Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <warning> #68: Failed to start datamover; return value: 1 Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> Stopping service datamover Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> find_root_by_ref parameters:resources 134613668,groupname datamover Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> We are in find_root_by_ref we enter the loop
Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> 134616568
Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> curr->r_rule->rr_root == 0 Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> find_root_by_ref in groups.c returned res 0 Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <crit> #12: RG datamover failed to stop; intervention required Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <notice> Service datamover is failed Jun 20 11:31:29 buba clurgmgrd[10706]: <crit> #13: Service datamover failed to stop cleanly

The reslist seems not to be the same in the two nodes,
I'll check my cluster.conf in my both nodes............

Sorry I'd better have waited before sending the previous mail:
the cluster.conf are identical.
So my question-> what does this lists represents, and what are the files I have to check to see if there are identical
on my two nodes?

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