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On Thursday 13 Oct 2005 14:05, Olivier van der Aa wrote: > Graeme A Stewart wrote: > > OK, this might make things interesting! > > > Try netstat -tlp - you shoudl find that gridftp is bound to all > > interfaces - again see [1]. > > Yes I checked and ftpd is accepting connection on *:2811 Yes, you should see all the daemons bound to *. > This is what I get: > > POOL Volatile DEFSIZE 200.00M GC_START_THRESH 0 GC_STOP_THRESH 0 > DEFPINTIME 0 PUT_RETENP 86400 FSS_POLICY maxfreespace GC_POLICY lru > RS_POLICY fifo GID 0 S_TYPE - > CAPACITY 18.19T FREE 16.82T ( 92.5%) > se01 /pool/data/lcg CAPACITY 18.19T FREE 16.82T ( 92.5%) > That looks fine... > > When we issue dpns-mkdir commands it only creates entries in the > database or we should also see something on the actual filesystem ? No, you don't see anything in the filesystem - these are nameserver entries only. When you transfer stuff into the DPM then you get files appearing in, e.g., se01:/pool/data/lcg/VO/YYYY-MM-DD/file.NN.XX where NN (I think) corresponds to the index of the DPNS entry, and XX is probably a replica number (always 0 at the moment). Anyway, we're a long way from there... Have you tried, on se01, "rfdir se01:/tmp"? This should just list the real /tmp directory on se01. Then try, e.g., "rfcp /etc/group se01:/tmp". It should transfer the file. If this fails then something is seriously wrong with rfiod (check /etc/shift.conf?). However, if that works, try the same rfdir and rfcp from a UI, with your grid certificate initialised. And we'll see how it goes... graeme -- -------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr Graeme Stewart http://www.physics.gla.ac.uk/~graeme/ GridPP DM Wiki http://wiki.gridpp.ac.uk/wiki/Data_Management