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Diagnosing Autoreduction
Dimitar Tasev edited this page Nov 30, 2020
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If, as a developer, you encounter a problem with autoreduction there are some common things to check to identify where the problem may be. Below is the suggested steps in order to work out what may be causing a problem (please add to this list if you find any other common issues/resolutions you encounter):
- Any exceptions?
- Check the code runs locally
- Does this appear to be collecting runs?
- Use
Ctrl+F
to search the log file for the run you believe to be missing - If it's not there, you can attempt to restart the End of Run Monitor via the windows Service manager
- Use
- Are the runs being submitted to ActiveMQ
- Inspect the queues
- Run
ActiveMQ/hawtio
withport=8161
andpath=api/jolokia
- Is there lots of run in
/DataReady
that are just stuck there? If so there might be an issue with the messages being ingested by theQueueProcessor
- Run
- Restart ActiveMQ
- Inspect the queues
- Are the runs being ingested by the
QueueProcessor
- _restart the QueueProcessors
QueueProcessors/restart.sh
- _restart the QueueProcessors
- Is Mantid unable to find files?
- Ensure that the file mantid is trying to find exists in the
~/.mantid/Mantid.User.Properties
file - Ensure that the cycle mapping file is up to date - POLARIS and GEM only
- Ensure that the file mantid is trying to find exists in the
- Not responding
- Check Apache is still running
- Ensure there are no errors in the logs for Apache