pbench-move-results line 118: [: too many arguments again

[databloom]

The immediate error looks like a previous bug that I think was fixed by quoting conditional variables, this is against code pulled today (feb 22/21) (see rpms installed at bottom)

Post test run, if I execute

#pbench-move-results --user=pbench

_[error][2021-02-22T21:58:52.584704816] ERROR: results host unreachable:

<title>404 Not Found</title>

Not Found

The requested URL /pbench-results-host-info.versioned/pbench-results-host-info.URL001 was not found on this server.

[debug][2021-02-22T21:58:52.591608860] the following ssh command failed: "ssh -q -i /opt/pbench-agent/id_rsa -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no

<title>404 Not Found</title>

Not Found

The requested URL /pbench-results-host-info.versioned/pbench-results-host-info.URL001 was not found on this server.

exit"_

However:

#ssh -q -i /opt/pbench-agent/id_rsa -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no pbench@pbenchserver
Last login: Mon Feb 22 23:00:26 2021 from 10.61.10.61

Pbench Results Server

-bash-4.2$ exit

Issue #1
I think I've misinstalled the keys or my pbenchserver uri for the ssh access problem.

My pbench-agent.cfg:

[DEFAULT]
pbench_install_dir = /opt/pbench-agent

CHANGE ME!

pbench_results_redirector = pbenchserver

CHANGE ME!

pbench_web_server = pbenchserver

Issue #2

The Ansible playbooks installed demo.py and an Apache without configuration details for pbench.

Is there an online guide for how Apache is configured to support serving this URI ?

The requested URL /pbench-results-host-info.versioned/pbench-results-host-info.URL001 was not found on this server.

Packages installed:

configtools.noarch 0.3.1-3 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-agent.noarch 0.52-2gd1023f4a @ndokos-pbench
pbench-dashboard.noarch 0.52-1gbb9ce25 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-dbench.x86_64 4.00-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-fio.x86_64 3.3-2 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-iozone.x86_64 3.430-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-iperf.x86_64 2.0.5-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-linpack.x86_64 11.1.3-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-server.noarch 0.69.5-1g22ed51ea7 @copr-pbench
pbench-smallfile.x86_64 1.9.1-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-stress.x86_64 1.0.4-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-sysbench.x86_64 0.4.12-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-sysstat.x86_64 11.2.0-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-uperf.x86_64 1.0.4-1 @ndokos-pbench
pbench-web-server.noarch 0.67-1g0ccc2265 @ndokos-pbench

Thanks in advance !

[portante]

@databloom, what version of the pbench-agent are you using? And what version of the pbench-server do you have installed?

[ndokos]

@databloom: it seems you have installed a very old version of pbench-agent: the installed package list says 0.52-2. The current version is 0.69-4. Please upgrade: a lot of things has changed since 0.52-2.

And have you installed a server? What version? How did you install it? You seem to be able to ssh to the server, but it seems that the server does not have the underlying infrastructure set up correctly.

[databloom]

I'll get everything up to 0.69-4, let's close this

[databloom]

Closing to sync all components to current codebase

[databloom]

Not seeing external docs on how to install pbench-server, pbench-dashboard, only ansible playbooks btw. Flying blind a bit on how the agent registered the uploaded tarballs to the pbench-server and how pbench-dashboard is installed and where apache fits into it all.

[ndokos]

@databloom: indeed, we have concentrated more on the agent installation docs and less on server installation docs (internally, we run a server that can be used by other groups, but that won't help externally). We are going to get server docs out eventually, but we need to clean up the ansible playbooks first.

If I may ask, how did you hear about pbench? And what are you planning to do with it? Having an idea about that will help us plan a bit better. Thanks for any info you can share!