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On Thursday 13 Oct 2005 14:35, Olivier van der Aa wrote: > Graeme Stewart wrote > > > 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. > > this works :-) At least something works! > > > 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... > > when doing: rfdir se01.esc.qmul.ac.uk:/tmp from my UI (2.6.0) I get: > opendir(): se01.esc.qmul.ac.uk:/tmp: Connection closed by remote end > > I have attached what i see in the /var/log/rfio/rfiod.log. > Yuk. Never seen anything like that here. In fact, I see that since my upgrade to 1.3.8 rfiod isn't logging anything - hmmm, bug report for that I think. Actually, the same thing happens for me, and when I try this to dpm.epcc.ed.ac.uk. It's quite possible that rfiod is being picky about hosts outside its domain. Can Alex make any progress using a host at QMUL? However, when I try a globus-url-copy I get the same kind of error: 553 /dpm/esc.qmul.ac.uk/home/dteam/gasTest2: Connection closed by remote end. Again, indicating a rfiod error. I think this is not a simple problem. I'd mail [log in to unmask] (CC me for interest). Cheers Graeme -- -------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr Graeme Stewart http://www.physics.gla.ac.uk/~graeme/ GridPP DM Wiki http://wiki.gridpp.ac.uk/wiki/Data_Management