Missing 'site' field in mpxstats flat/cgi format

[maxfischer2781]

When using mpxstats with the cgi or flat format, it is missing the site field. In the plain XML output, the field is present.

Tested on SL6, xrootd v4.6.0 installed via yum from the official repository.

I have also tried using a sitename without the :: special characters in the samples. The outcome was the same.

Cheers, Max

XML format:

$ mpxstats -p 20333
<statistics tod="1490206699" ver="v4.6.0" src="f01-101-130-e:0" tos="1490206639" pgm="cmsd" ins="server" pid="14164" site="ALICE::FZK::SE"><stats id="info"><host>f01-101-130-e</host><port>0</port><name>server</name></stats><stats id="buff"><reqs>0</reqs><mem>0</mem><buffs>0</buffs><adj>0</adj><xlreqs>0</xlreqs><xlmem>0</xlmem><xlbuffs>0</xlbuffs></stats><stats id="link"><num>2</num><maxn>2</maxn><tot>2</tot><in>29085</in><out>33174</out><ctime>0</ctime><tmo>0</tmo><stall>0</stall><sfps>0</sfps></stats><stats id="proc"><usr><s>0</s><u>33994</u></usr><sys><s>0</s><u>172973</u></sys></stats><stats id="cms"><role>S</role></stats><stats id="sched"><jobs>530</jobs><inq>0</inq><maxinq>2</maxinq><threads>14</threads><idle>7</idle><tcr>14</tcr><tde>0</tde><tlimr>0</tlimr></stats><stats id="sgen"><as>0</as><et>0</et><toe>1490206699</toe></stats></statistics>

Flat format:

$ mpxstats -p 20333 
tod 1490206708
ver v4.6.0
src f01-101-130-e:1094
tos 1490206648
pgm xrootd
ins server
pid 15684
info.host f01-101-130-e
info.port 1094
info.name server
buff.reqs 3092
buff.mem 113770496
buff.buffs 373
buff.adj 0
buff.xlreqs 0
buff.xlmem 0
buff.xlbuffs 0
link.num 326
link.maxn 346
link.tot 704
link.in 3568738723
link.out 329682288
link.ctime 1330
link.tmo 77
link.stall 0
link.sfps 0
proc.usr.s 0
proc.usr.u 736887
proc.sys.s 19
proc.sys.u 543029
xrootd.num 704
xrootd.ops.open 952
xrootd.ops.rf 0
xrootd.ops.rd 5321
xrootd.ops.pr 0
xrootd.ops.rv 1
xrootd.ops.rs 471
xrootd.ops.wr 470
xrootd.ops.sync 0
xrootd.ops.getf 0
xrootd.ops.putf 0
xrootd.ops.misc 1635
xrootd.sig.ok 0
xrootd.sig.bad 0
xrootd.sig.ign 0
xrootd.aio.num 0
xrootd.aio.max 0
xrootd.aio.rej 0
xrootd.err 0
xrootd.rdr 0
xrootd.dly 0
xrootd.lgn.num 704
xrootd.lgn.af 0
xrootd.lgn.au 703
xrootd.lgn.ua 0
ofs.role server
ofs.opr 90
ofs.opw 0
ofs.opp -3
ofs.ups 0
ofs.han 93
ofs.rdr 0
ofs.bxq 0
ofs.rep 0
ofs.err 0
ofs.dly 0
ofs.sok 0
ofs.ser 0
ofs.tpc.grnt 0
ofs.tpc.deny 0
ofs.tpc.err 0
ofs.tpc.exp 0
oss.paths 1
oss.paths.0.lp /
oss.paths.0.rp /export/xrootd/
oss.paths.0.tot 2121697067008
oss.paths.0.free 204474556416
oss.paths.0.ino 15684186112
oss.paths.0.ifr 15555374836
oss.space 1
oss.space.0.name public
oss.space.0.tot 2121697067008
oss.space.0.free 204443974600
oss.space.0.maxf 204443974600
oss.space.0.fsn 1
oss.space.0.usg 3218719
sched.jobs 889
sched.inq 0
sched.maxinq 2
sched.threads 111
sched.idle 73
sched.tcr 111
sched.tde 0
sched.tlimr 0
sgen.as 1
sgen.et 0
sgen.toe 1490206708

[abh3]

Hi Max, You are correct. mpxstat was written before "site" was envisioned and so was not included in the output. I'll mark this as a bug. Andy

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On Wed, 22 Mar 2017, Max Fischer wrote: When using `mpxstats` with the `cgi` or `flat` format, it is missing the `site` field. In the plain XML output, the field is present. Tested on SL6, xrootd v4.6.0 installed via yum from the official repository. I have also tried using a sitename without the `::` special characters in the samples. The outcome was the same. Cheers, Max XML format: ``` $ mpxstats -p 20333 <statistics tod="1490206699" ver="v4.6.0" src="f01-101-130-e:0" tos="1490206639" pgm="cmsd" ins="server" pid="14164" site="ALICE::FZK::SE"><stats id="info"><host>f01-101-130-e</host><port>0</port><name>server</name></stats><stats id="buff"><reqs>0</reqs><mem>0</mem><buffs>0</buffs><adj>0</adj><xlreqs>0</xlreqs><xlmem>0</xlmem><xlbuffs>0</xlbuffs></stats><stats id="link"><num>2</num><maxn>2</maxn><tot>2</tot><in>29085</in><out>33174</out><ctime>0</ctime><tmo>0</tmo><stall>0</stall><sfps>0</sfps></stats><stats id="proc"><usr><s>0</s><u>33994</u></usr><sys><s>0</s><u>172973</u></sys></stats><stats id="cms"><role>S</role></stats><stats id="sched"><jobs>530</jobs><inq>0</inq><maxinq>2</maxinq><threads>14</threads><idle>7</idle><tcr>14</tcr><tde>0</tde><tlimr>0</tlimr></stats><stats id="sgen"><as>0</as><et>0</et><toe>1490206699</toe></stats></statistics> ``` Flat format: ``` $ mpxstats -p 20333 tod 1490206708 ver v4.6.0 src f01-101-130-e:1094 tos 1490206648 pgm xrootd ins server pid 15684 info.host f01-101-130-e info.port 1094 info.name server buff.reqs 3092 buff.mem 113770496 buff.buffs 373 buff.adj 0 buff.xlreqs 0 buff.xlmem 0 buff.xlbuffs 0 link.num 326 link.maxn 346 link.tot 704 link.in 3568738723 link.out 329682288 link.ctime 1330 link.tmo 77 link.stall 0 link.sfps 0 proc.usr.s 0 proc.usr.u 736887 proc.sys.s 19 proc.sys.u 543029 xrootd.num 704 xrootd.ops.open 952 xrootd.ops.rf 0 xrootd.ops.rd 5321 xrootd.ops.pr 0 xrootd.ops.rv 1 xrootd.ops.rs 471 xrootd.ops.wr 470 xrootd.ops.sync 0 xrootd.ops.getf 0 xrootd.ops.putf 0 xrootd.ops.misc 1635 xrootd.sig.ok 0 xrootd.sig.bad 0 xrootd.sig.ign 0 xrootd.aio.num 0 xrootd.aio.max 0 xrootd.aio.rej 0 xrootd.err 0 xrootd.rdr 0 xrootd.dly 0 xrootd.lgn.num 704 xrootd.lgn.af 0 xrootd.lgn.au 703 xrootd.lgn.ua 0 ofs.role server ofs.opr 90 ofs.opw 0 ofs.opp -3 ofs.ups 0 ofs.han 93 ofs.rdr 0 ofs.bxq 0 ofs.rep 0 ofs.err 0 ofs.dly 0 ofs.sok 0 ofs.ser 0 ofs.tpc.grnt 0 ofs.tpc.deny 0 ofs.tpc.err 0 ofs.tpc.exp 0 oss.paths 1 oss.paths.0.lp / oss.paths.0.rp /export/xrootd/ oss.paths.0.tot 2121697067008 oss.paths.0.free 204474556416 oss.paths.0.ino 15684186112 oss.paths.0.ifr 15555374836 oss.space 1 oss.space.0.name public oss.space.0.tot 2121697067008 oss.space.0.free 204443974600 oss.space.0.maxf 204443974600 oss.space.0.fsn 1 oss.space.0.usg 3218719 sched.jobs 889 sched.inq 0 sched.maxinq 2 sched.threads 111 sched.idle 73 sched.tcr 111 sched.tde 0 sched.tlimr 0 sgen.as 1 sgen.et 0 sgen.toe 1490206708 ``` -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #484

[abh3]

Hi Max, Actually,could you post that as a bug in github so we can track this? Andy

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On Wed, 22 Mar 2017, Max Fischer wrote: When using `mpxstats` with the `cgi` or `flat` format, it is missing the `site` field. In the plain XML output, the field is present. Tested on SL6, xrootd v4.6.0 installed via yum from the official repository. I have also tried using a sitename without the `::` special characters in the samples. The outcome was the same. Cheers, Max XML format: ``` $ mpxstats -p 20333 <statistics tod="1490206699" ver="v4.6.0" src="f01-101-130-e:0" tos="1490206639" pgm="cmsd" ins="server" pid="14164" site="ALICE::FZK::SE"><stats id="info"><host>f01-101-130-e</host><port>0</port><name>server</name></stats><stats id="buff"><reqs>0</reqs><mem>0</mem><buffs>0</buffs><adj>0</adj><xlreqs>0</xlreqs><xlmem>0</xlmem><xlbuffs>0</xlbuffs></stats><stats id="link"><num>2</num><maxn>2</maxn><tot>2</tot><in>29085</in><out>33174</out><ctime>0</ctime><tmo>0</tmo><stall>0</stall><sfps>0</sfps></stats><stats id="proc"><usr><s>0</s><u>33994</u></usr><sys><s>0</s><u>172973</u></sys></stats><stats id="cms"><role>S</role></stats><stats id="sched"><jobs>530</jobs><inq>0</inq><maxinq>2</maxinq><threads>14</threads><idle>7</idle><tcr>14</tcr><tde>0</tde><tlimr>0</tlimr></stats><stats id="sgen"><as>0</as><et>0</et><toe>1490206699</toe></stats></statistics> ``` Flat format: ``` $ mpxstats -p 20333 tod 1490206708 ver v4.6.0 src f01-101-130-e:1094 tos 1490206648 pgm xrootd ins server pid 15684 info.host f01-101-130-e info.port 1094 info.name server buff.reqs 3092 buff.mem 113770496 buff.buffs 373 buff.adj 0 buff.xlreqs 0 buff.xlmem 0 buff.xlbuffs 0 link.num 326 link.maxn 346 link.tot 704 link.in 3568738723 link.out 329682288 link.ctime 1330 link.tmo 77 link.stall 0 link.sfps 0 proc.usr.s 0 proc.usr.u 736887 proc.sys.s 19 proc.sys.u 543029 xrootd.num 704 xrootd.ops.open 952 xrootd.ops.rf 0 xrootd.ops.rd 5321 xrootd.ops.pr 0 xrootd.ops.rv 1 xrootd.ops.rs 471 xrootd.ops.wr 470 xrootd.ops.sync 0 xrootd.ops.getf 0 xrootd.ops.putf 0 xrootd.ops.misc 1635 xrootd.sig.ok 0 xrootd.sig.bad 0 xrootd.sig.ign 0 xrootd.aio.num 0 xrootd.aio.max 0 xrootd.aio.rej 0 xrootd.err 0 xrootd.rdr 0 xrootd.dly 0 xrootd.lgn.num 704 xrootd.lgn.af 0 xrootd.lgn.au 703 xrootd.lgn.ua 0 ofs.role server ofs.opr 90 ofs.opw 0 ofs.opp -3 ofs.ups 0 ofs.han 93 ofs.rdr 0 ofs.bxq 0 ofs.rep 0 ofs.err 0 ofs.dly 0 ofs.sok 0 ofs.ser 0 ofs.tpc.grnt 0 ofs.tpc.deny 0 ofs.tpc.err 0 ofs.tpc.exp 0 oss.paths 1 oss.paths.0.lp / oss.paths.0.rp /export/xrootd/ oss.paths.0.tot 2121697067008 oss.paths.0.free 204474556416 oss.paths.0.ino 15684186112 oss.paths.0.ifr 15555374836 oss.space 1 oss.space.0.name public oss.space.0.tot 2121697067008 oss.space.0.free 204443974600 oss.space.0.maxf 204443974600 oss.space.0.fsn 1 oss.space.0.usg 3218719 sched.jobs 889 sched.inq 0 sched.maxinq 2 sched.threads 111 sched.idle 73 sched.tcr 111 sched.tde 0 sched.tlimr 0 sgen.as 1 sgen.et 0 sgen.toe 1490206708 ``` -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #484

[maxfischer2781]

Hi Andy,

actually, I did. This is a GitHub issue thread (or did I miss your point?).

Cheers,
Max

[abh3]

Hi Max, Sorry, I missed that one. Thanks! Andy

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On Wed, 22 Mar 2017, Max Fischer wrote: Hi Andy, actually, I did. This is a GitHub issue thread (or did I miss your point?). Cheers, Max -- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #484 (comment)