Hi Kruno,
A couple quick thoughts on this:
1. The collector is essentially a hashtable of ClassAds, and the
key is a tuple of the classad's Name attribute and the MyAddress
(ip address) attribute. In the logs below, it appears that the
first time batch1066.desy was marked as absent, it had an IP
address of 127.0.0.1, as shown from this log entry:
07/13/20 15:12:44 Added ad to persistent store key=<slot2_3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,127.0.0.1>
But then when this node crashed a second time, the Collector appears
to have made a second absent entry because the IP address was
different as shown here:
07/14/20 23:42:44 Added ad to persistent store key=<slot2_22@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,131.169.160.166>
So from the Collector's perspective, these are two different server
instances. Thus the original absent entry, with IP address
127.0.0.1, did not get replaced when the node crashed again.
2. It seems bizarre to have absent ads for each slot, esp when your
startd is configured for partitionable slots. Perhaps instead of
configuring
ABSENT_REQUIREMENTS = True
you may prefer to say something like
ABSENT_REQUIREMENTS = SlotID == 1
Hope the above helps,
Todd
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