[Maureen Dougherty]

i did log out and log back in before, but stopping the server, then logging back in did the trick.

So now when I show the storage device, and it’s name, the pic address is null and the device name is None.  I have manually mounted the device within the VM and am able to utilize without issue.

storage -----------  --------------------
Name         ern-analysis-01
Details      Site-local NAS share
Disk         0
Units        1
PCI Address
Model        Storage_NAS
Type         Storage
-----------  --------------------
Storage Device Name: None

[Maureen Dougherty]

getting very strange token error, which I did not have last night, even on cells that are providing status information.  The mount cell provides the below output. (screenshot file too big for attachment)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
FabricManagerException                    Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[8], line 1
----> 1 slice=fablib.get_slice(name=slice_name)
      2 node = slice.get_node(name=node_name)
      3 storage = node.get_storage(storage_name)
      4 mount_point = "/mnt/rcnf-01"

File /opt/conda/lib/python3.13/site-packages/fabrictestbed_extensions/fablib/fablib.py:2196, in FablibManager.get_slice(self, name, slice_id, user_only, show_un_submitted)
   2193         raise Exception(f"More than 1 slice found with slice_id: {slice_id}")
   2194 elif name:
   2195     # if getting by name then only consider active slices
-> 2196     slices = self.get_slices(
   2197         excludes=[SliceState.Dead, SliceState.Closing],
   2198         slice_name=name,
   2199         user_only=user_only,
   2200         show_un_submitted=show_un_submitted,
   2201     )
   2203     if len(slices) > 0:
   2204         return slices[0]

File /opt/conda/lib/python3.13/site-packages/fabrictestbed_extensions/fablib/fablib.py:2132, in FablibManager.get_slices(self, excludes, slice_name, slice_id, user_only, show_un_submitted)
   2129 for exclude in excludes:
   2130     excludes_states.append(str(exclude))
-> 2132 slices = self.get_manager().list_slices(
   2133     exclude_states=excludes_states,
   2134     name=slice_name,
   2135     slice_id=slice_id,
   2136     limit=200,
   2137     as_self=user_only,
   2138     return_fmt="dto",
   2139 )
   2141 if self.get_log_level() == logging.DEBUG:
   2142     end = time.time()

File /opt/conda/lib/python3.13/site-packages/fabrictestbed/fabric_manager_v2.py:744, in FabricManagerV2.list_slices(self, id_token, slice_id, states, exclude_states, name, search, exact_match, graph_format, as_self, limit, offset, return_fmt)
    711 def list_slices(
    712     self,
    713     *,
   (...)    725     return_fmt: Literal["dict", "dto"] = "dict",
    726 ) -> List[Union[Dict[str, Any], SliceDTO]]:
    727     """
    728     List FABRIC slices with optional filtering.
    729 
   (...)    742     :return: List of slice dictionaries or DTO objects.
    743     """
--> 744     token = self.ensure_valid_id_token(id_token)
    745     return self.orch.slices(
    746         token=token,
    747         slice_id=slice_id,
   (...)    757         return_fmt=return_fmt,
    758     )

File /opt/conda/lib/python3.13/site-packages/fabrictestbed/fabric_manager_v2.py:330, in FabricManagerV2.ensure_valid_id_token(self, id_token)
    328 tok = self.get_id_token()
    329 if not tok:
--> 330     raise FabricManagerException(
    331         "No id_token available. Provide id_token parameter, set token_location, or pass tokens during init."
    332     )
    334 if self.auto_refresh:
    335     expires_at = self.id_token_expires_at()

FabricManagerException: No id_token available. Provide id_token parameter, set token_location, or pass tokens during init.

[Maureen Dougherty]

reformatted and mounted within the VM.  API still reports device as None. thx

[Maureen Dougherty]

Mert,

Yes, I made and deleted several volumes testing a notebook and working with a new Fabric Port, so the volume would have been attached/detached to those.  Prior to the maintenance window I had accessed the volume on other slices/VMs, some at WASH and some at RUTG site. While I have created and deleted other slices, all at one site, since the maintenance window, this is the first slice that I have attempted to mount the volume.

My last login to the slice yesterday concluded around 8:45PM PST, when I attempted to mount the volume.  I would not have attempted to reformat, as I prefer to save the data that is on the volume.   I only attempted to mount the volume yesterday, after other configurations were completed.   My history also does not show any reformatting. I did attempt to mount again this morning after seeing the journal output, but the same error remains.   I plan on reformatting later today, unless you wish me to wait while you investigate further.

I appreciate your looking into this.

Maureen

[Maureen Dougherty]

Komal,

This is disappointing, but we will deal with it.  There was nothing that can’t be reproduced.  We’ll contemplate the Ceps-base storage option for future efforts.

Curious, and for future reference, was this impacted by the maintenance window?

Thanks

Maureen

[Maureen Dougherty]

Komal,

Regretfully, this did not work, and my fear, since it is stating wrong fs type, is that i will have to reformat.  Please tell me there is another option.

thanks

Maureen

[rocky@fabric ~]$ sudo mount /dev/vdb /mnt/rcnf-01

mount: /mnt/rcnf-01: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/vdb, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.

[rocky@fabric ~]$

[Maureen Dougherty]

I’m not certain if this is related, but this seems too much of a coincidence.  When attempting to access any slice, I am getting this error: “Error Loading Slice Invalid date: Invalid Date”  and I receive two options, try again and back to slices.  I even created a new slice with the default dates,  and after the creation  I can see it listed with my other slices, but I get the same error attempting to access.

Thank you in advance.

regards,

Maureen

[Maureen Dougherty]

Hussam,

Yes, I can see it now.  Thank you !  Closing topic

 

Maureen

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