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For Apel : Warning is when the Accounting archiver, which is running at RAL, is down. If it is down, there is no point in trying to check if there is data concerning your site stored in this archiver. So there is a Warning. But you also have an error : it can be - because you did not publish accounting data recently enough (cron down ?) - because you did not publish accounting data at all, which seems to be the case, as seen here : http://goc.grid-support.ac.uk/gridsite/accounting/tree/roc_view.php?ExecutingSite=BUDAPEST In your case, this is because you have condor, which is not (yet ?) supported by apel. But you can find how to publish accounting data on the GOC accounting website : http://goc.grid-support.ac.uk/gridsite/accounting/interoperate.html Cheers, Fred Hernath Szabolcs a écrit : > Hi, > > On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Adam Padee wrote: > >>> In multiple occasions various tests fail randomly, but all are >>> related to >>> the replica management functionality. Tests fail consecutively >>> approximately 5 or 6 times and then work OK. The fact is that, >>> configuration has not been changed at all to none of the site >>> nodes. Did >>> someone have encountered this problem on their site? >> >> >> I have exactly the same problem at one of our sites (WARSAW-EGEE). >> Usually it >> fails only once, then works OK. > > > We also have this problem here in Budapest for quite some time now (I > think I noticed them back with SFT v1). Intermittent, seemingly random > occasions. The actual test that fails also varies randomly. No job > seems to have been affected by this, however. > > On a related note, our APEL test either gives a warning, or fails: > > https://lcg-sft.cern.ch:9443/sft/sitehistory.cgi?site=grid109.kfki.hu > > Could this be caused by the fact that we use lcgcondor, and not pbs? > > Cheers, > > Szabolcs > >> >> Adam >> >