#STUCK on a voting timeout

I have a voting notification activity with REQUIRE_ALL_VOTES and a timeout.
The timeout transition goes to an FYI notification to an administrator, asking him to nag the participants.
There is a transition from the FYI back to the vote, and the vote has ON_REVISIT=LOOP
When the vote times out, the process ends up in an error state #STUCK, and the FYI doesn't get sent. The web monitor shows the transition in green, but not the FYI.
The Workflow Guide (2.6.1 June 2001 p 2-34) describes three ways for a process to be stuck, but mine doesn't seem to meet any of them.
When I use the "Expedite" button of the web monitor, the dialog refers to the FYI notification, and when I tell it "Retry", the FYI is sent and the process loops back to the vote as I had planned.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening?
Thanks,

I've been trying to trace the problem. It looks to me (a Java programmer with minimal PL/SQL experience) that:
When not all "voters" have responded and WF_ENGINE.Background executes ProcessTimeOut
It finds the activity.
Sets its status to COMPLETE:TIMEOUT
Calls WF_UTIL.Execute_Post_NTF_Function in TIMEOUT MODE which
Calls the post-notif function (WF_STANDARD.VoteForResultType) for which
<snip>
-- If the mode is one of:
-- a. REQUIRE_ALL_VOTES
-- b. WAIT_FOR_ALL_VOTES and no timeout has occurred
-- and there are still open notifications, then return WAITING to
-- either continue voting (in run mode) or trigger timeout processing
-- (in timeout mode).
if ((l_voting_option = 'REQUIRE_ALL_VOTES') or
((funcmode = wf_engine.eng_run) and
(l_voting_option = 'WAIT_FOR_ALL_VOTES'))) then
if (wf_notification.OpenNotificationsExist(l_group_id)) then
resultout := wf_engine.eng_waiting;
return;
end if;
end if;
</snip>
sets the OUT parameter result to WAITING,
and Execute_Post_NTF... does the same for pntfstatus and returns.
Back in Process Timeout:
<snip>
if (pntfstatus = wf_engine.eng_completed) then
-- Post-notification function found and returned a completed status.
-- Complete activity with result of post-notification function.
Wf_Engine_Util.Complete_Activity(l_itemtype, l_itemkey, l_actid,
pntfresult, FALSE);
else
-- Either had no post-notification function, or result was still
-- not complete.
-- In either case, complete activity with #TIMEOUT.
Wf_Engine_Util.Complete_Activity(l_itemtype, l_itemkey, l_actid,
wf_engine.eng_timedout);
end if;
</snip>
we take the else branch, calling CompleteActivity BUT NOT SETTING its runpntf parameter to FALSE (its default is TRUE). In that procedure,
<snip>
if (runpntf and (acttype = wf_engine.eng_notification)) then
-- First execute possible post-notification function to see if activity
-- should really complete.
Wf_Engine_Util.Execute_Post_NTF_Function(itemtype, itemkey, actid,
wf_engine.eng_run, pntfstatus, pntfresult);
if (pntfstatus = wf_engine.eng_waiting) then
-- Either post-notification function is not complete, or error occurred.
-- In either case exit immediately without changing status.
return;
</snip>
calls VoteForResultType with the same result, i.e. pntfststus = wf_engine.eng_waiting, and returns BEFORE either cancelling the outstanding notifications or transitioning to thereminder notification. This leaves the process with no ACTIVE activities, and when ProcessStuckProcess sees this, it sets the process to ERROR:#STUCK.
I THINK that this is the problem (on the other hand, I could be completely out to lunch :).
My questions are:
Is my analysis of what's happening correct?
Is that what's supposed to happen to a REQUIRE_ALL_VOTES activity on a timeout?
If so, is there another way to get the timeout/renotify effect on that kind of activity?
If not, how could itbe fixed?
Thanks.

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    Since then, I have had the iPhone plugged in so the battery doesn't get empty and it's stuck on the bright Apple logo. After about 210 seconds the logo gets dark, then the screen is completely black and it's starting the same procedure again. Sometimes I get the vibration, sometimes the loading circle (white wheel of death!), but everytime it just starts over again.
    I am pretty sure this problem appears because I have more than 1300 apps installed (yes, this is a very huge number, but I remember Steve Jobs saying that, with the folders in iOS 4, it would be possible to have a few thousand apps installed), 4000+ photos, and so on. I am pretty sure it's not a hardware, but a software problem. In detail, it's about the SpringBoard. The iPhone 4S only has 512MB RAM, so it's hard for it to load 1300+ app icons into its memory (which it has to because the SpringBoard has to run without any lags). Only in some cases it's able to boot that up, but I have absolutely no idea which cases these are and why it has run well for the last two months, but beginning with the new year stopped to work.
    Furthermore, the panic.plist entries all say that the problem is a watchdog timeout. Apple's iOS seems to allow the devices only to take up to two minutes (always around 120 seconds in the CrashLogs) to boot up, then probably another 120 seconds to launch the SpringBoard process (which explains the watchdog timeouts in the SpringBoard-CrashLogs).
    I will not restore the iPhone because I unfortunately haven't backed up for a long time and there have been many data changes since the last backup.
    So altogether, I tried to collect all the information I know here, but that's really not enough. Apple unlikely wants to help me, the phone support was really nice, but even asked his superior, who couldn't help either.
    My questions to you folks now are: Do you have any more information regarding panic.plist's, watchdog timeouts or reboot loops?
    What would your advice be? Any chance to get onto my data and back it up? Or is waiting the best solution?
    Would it be better to try several hard resets, or let the battery run empty and start the whole process again, or just let the phone plugged in so it tries to reboot on and on until it's hopefully successful sometime?
    And: Would it maybe increase the loading time if I would take the SIM card out of the iPhone, so the chance to have an successful try would be higher?
    Note: I am still using iOS 5.1.1 because I am completely sure that I'd have to buy an iPhone 5 to run 1300+ apps on iOS 6.

    Okay, some more information about this.
    Apparently there is a 'watchdog' that listens whether the iPhone's software responds or not. If it doesn't, it forces a restart, and also creates a panic.plist entry (under Diagnostics). Unfortunately the responding time is only 120 seconds. The problem I have now is the so called 'Application Map'. To ensure a smooth browsing through the different screen filled with apps, this map is regenerated everytime the user installs a new app or deletes one. Because I have more than 1300 apps installed, generating this Application Map usually takes more than two minutes. I can only hope that sometime in the next days my iPhone will be able to do this in less than 120 seconds (like it has done that several times before).
    I still can't explain why everything had been working great during the last two months. I have probably installed some new apps, but also deleted other ones, so the number of total apps didn't really increase heavily.
    However, I've read about some possible solutions to this problem (without restoring - which would solve the problem only temporarily anyway):
    Hard-resetting the iPhone until the screen is completely black, then wait a few minutes, then turn the device on. It's possible that this has to be repeated several times, but for the user who posted this it resolved the issue.
    For all the (in this case lucky) guys with a jailbreak: SSH into the iPhone, then temporarily move the watchdog located under /System/Library/SystemConfiguration/mobilewatchdog.bundle to a different folder, the iPhone will boot up after a few minutes. Then just move the watchdog back. It's a shame that apparently jailbreak users can resolve this issue, while normal users can't.
    I also want to note that this problem has been appearing since iOS 2, which came out more than four years ago. It would be really no big deal for Apple developers to change the 120 seconds to e.g. 300 or even more. I've found hundreds of threads, not only here, where users complain about exactly the same issue. I don't have any hope that an Apple employee will ever read this, but if so, please keep that in mind. I don't understand why Apple has done nothing to solve this issue.
    However, if you have any more ideas, please reply here. If there's anyone around here who has managed to successfully install more than 1300 apps on his iPhone (or iPod touch), please post that.

  • OVM Server takes long time to boot up - gets stuck for minutes after joining domain

    Server takes a long time to reboot. Seems to get stuck for 8-10 minutes every time after joining domain.
    See below extract from /var/log/messages:-
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: OCFS2 1.8.0
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB0000050000E5144BF336A244A4 ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: ocfs2: Mounting device (252,4) on (node 1, slot 2) with ordered data mode.
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB00000500000328DE591E03F0DB ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: ocfs2: Mounting device (252,2) on (node 1, slot 2) with ordered data mode.
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB000005000024F2772BB88DAA6A ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: ocfs2: Mounting device (252,5) on (node 1, slot 2) with ordered data mode.
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB0000050000B8721C8850D2C515 ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: ocfs2: Mounting device (252,1) on (node 1, slot 2) with ordered data mode.
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB0000050000EE77A2D3C8C7383B ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: ocfs2: Mounting device (252,0) on (node 1, slot 2) with ordered data mode.
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB0000050000B96BA1B4B79D765E ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: ocfs2: Mounting device (252,3) on (node 1, slot 2) with ordered data mode.
    Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain ovm ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
    Feb 1 16:47:22 svrshir441 kernel: mpt2sas0: _ctl_BRM_status_show: BRM attribute is only forwarpdrive
    Feb 1 16:47:22 svrshir441 kernel: mpt2sas0: _ctl_host_trace_buffer_show: host_trace_buffer is not registered
    Feb 1 16:47:22 svrshir441 kernel: mpt2sas0: _ctl_host_trace_buffer_size_show: host_trace_buffer is not registered
    Feb 1 16:47:22 svrshir441 kernel: qla2xxx [0000:30:00.0]-1020:7: **** Failed mbx[0]=4006
    No idea why it seems to pause for 8 minutes.

    [2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:162) cluster debug: {'/sys/kernel/debug/o2dlm': [], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2net': ['connected_n
    odes', 'stats', 'sock_containers', 'send_tracking'], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2hb': ['0004FB0000050000E5144BF336A244A4', 'failed_regions'
    , 'quorum_regions', 'live_regions', 'livenodes'], 'service o2cb status': 'Driver for "configfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "configfs": Moun
    ted\nStack glue driver: Loaded\nStack plugin "o2cb": Loaded\nDriver for "ocfs2_dlmfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "ocfs2_dlmfs": Mounted\nCh
    ecking O2CB cluster "8cd10008859eaf59": Online\n  Heartbeat dead threshold: 61\n  Network idle timeout: 60000\n  Network keepalive d
    elay: 2000\n  Network reconnect delay: 2000\n  Heartbeat mode: Global\nChecking O2CB heartbeat: Active\n  0004FB0000050000E5144BF336
    A244A4 /dev/dm-4\nNodes in O2CB cluster: 0 1 2 \n'}
    [2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:162) cluster debug: {'/sys/kernel/debug/o2dlm': [], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2net': ['connected_n
    odes', 'stats', 'sock_containers', 'send_tracking'], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2hb': ['0004FB0000050000E5144BF336A244A4', 'failed_regions'
    , 'quorum_regions', 'live_regions', 'livenodes'], 'service o2cb status': 'Driver for "configfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "configfs": Moun
    ted\nStack glue driver: Loaded\nStack plugin "o2cb": Loaded\nDriver for "ocfs2_dlmfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "ocfs2_dlmfs": Mounted\nCh
    ecking O2CB cluster "8cd10008859eaf59": Online\n  Heartbeat dead threshold: 61\n  Network idle timeout: 60000\n  Network keepalive d
    elay: 2000\n  Network reconnect delay: 2000\n  Heartbeat mode: Global\nChecking O2CB heartbeat: Active\n  0004FB0000050000E5144BF336
    A244A4 /dev/dm-4\nNodes in O2CB cluster: 0 1 2 \n'}
    [2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:270) Trying to mount /dev/mapper/360080e500036115200000b315294458d to /poolfsmnt/0004fb00000
    50000e5144bf336a244a4
    [2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:295) /dev/mapper/360080e500036115200000b315294458d mounted to /poolfsmnt/0004fb0000050000e51
    44bf336a244a4
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10441] INFO (notificationserver:213) NOTIFICATION SERVER STARTED
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10443] INFO (remaster:140) REMASTER SERVER STARTED
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10444] INFO (monitor:23) MONITOR SERVER STARTED
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10447] INFO (ha:89) HA SERVER STARTED
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10448] INFO (stats:26) STAT SERVER STARTED
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10451] INFO (xmlrpc:307) Oracle VM Agent XMLRPC Server started.
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10451] INFO (xmlrpc:316) Oracle VM Server version: {'release': '3.2.8', 'date': '201404161506', 'build': '736'}
    , hostname: svrshir441, ip: 10.90.17.41
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:38:24 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:239) Connected to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:267) Service started.
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdb-7:0:0:0 (unde
    f:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b315294458d)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdh-9:0:0:0 (acti
    ve:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b315294458d)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdd-7:0:0:2 (unde
    f:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b36529447cb)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdj-9:0:0:2 (acti
    ve:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b36529447cb)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdf-7:0:0:4 (unde
    f:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b39529448ba)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdl-9:0:0:4 (acti
    ve:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b39529448ba)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdc-7:0:0:1 (acti
    ve:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1652944694)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdi-9:0:0:1 (unde
    f:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1652944694)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sde-7:0:0:3 (acti
    ve:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdk-9:0:0:3 (unde
    f:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdg-7:0:0:5 (acti
    ve:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdm-9:0:0:5 (unde
    f:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-5 (360080e5000
    36115200000b39529448ba)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-1 (360080e5000
    36115200000b36529447cb)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-0 (360080e5000
    37683a00000b1652944694)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:27 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-2 (360080e5000
    37683a00000b18529448bf)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:27 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-3 (360080e5000
    37683a00000b1a529449ac)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:27 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-4 (360080e5000
    36115200000b315294458d)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:29 10444] DEBUG (monitor:36) Cluster state changed from [Unknown] to [DLM_Ready]
    [2015-02-01 16:38:29 10444] INFO (notification:47) Notification sent: {CLUSTER} {MONITOR} Cluster state changed from [Unknown] to [D
    LM_Ready]
    [2015-02-01 16:38:29 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {CLUSTER} {MONITOR} Cluster state changed from [Unkn
    own] to [DLM_Ready]
    [2015-02-01 16:38:33 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:33 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth4 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:36 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:36 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth5 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:39 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:39 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth6 (0)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:42 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:42 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth7 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:45 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:45 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth0 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:48 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:48 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth1 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:51 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:51 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth2 (0)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:54 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth3 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:38:57 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:38:57 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond0 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:39:00 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:39:00 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond1 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:39:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:39:03 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond1.590 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:39:06 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb  1 16:39:06 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond1.90 (1)
    [2015-02-01 16:40:56 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) None&c=8&s=
    1422808694292&lb=p&t=2&p=%3Ccom.oracle.odof.OdofIdentifier%3E%3Clong%3E943%3C%2Flong%3E%3C%2Fcom.oracle.odof.OdofIdentifier%3E%2Ccom
    pareTo%2Cjava.lang.Object%2CNone%2C5'
    [2015-02-01 16:41:05 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
    90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
    [2015-02-01 16:41:26 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
    90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
    [2015-02-01 16:41:47 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
    90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
    [2015-02-01 16:42:05 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
    90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
    [2015-02-01 16:42:26 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
    90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
    [2015-02-01 16:42:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:276) Service stopped.
    [2015-02-01 16:42:26 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:42:29 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:244) Error initializing notification server: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https
    ://10.90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1
    767abc'
    [2015-02-01 16:42:45 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:42:59 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:43:05 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:43:25 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:43:32 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:43:45 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:44:02 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:44:05 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:44:25 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:44:32 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:44:46 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
    [2015-02-01 16:44:53 11242] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_server
    [2015-02-01 16:44:54 11242] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_server
    [2015-02-01 16:45:02 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:45:02 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:239) Connected to manager.
    [2015-02-01 16:45:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:267) Service started.
    [2015-02-01 16:47:22 11455] DEBUG (service:76) call start: get_api_version
    [2015-02-01 16:47:22 11455] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: get_api_version
    [2015-02-01 16:47:22 11456] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_server
    [2015-02-01 16:47:22 11456] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_server
    [2015-02-01 16:47:22 11470] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_hardware
    [2015-02-01 16:47:23 11470] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_hardware
    [2015-02-01 16:47:23 11497] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_network
    [2015-02-01 16:47:23 11497] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_network
    [2015-02-01 16:47:24 11498] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_storage_plugins
    [2015-02-01 16:47:24 11498] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_storage_plugins
    [2015-02-01 16:47:24 11501] DEBUG (service:74) call start: discover_physical_luns('',)
    [2015-02-01 16:47:25 11501] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_physical_luns
    [2015-02-01 16:47:25 11523] DEBUG (service:74) call start: discover_physical_luns('360080e500036115200000b315294458d 360080e50003611
    5200000b36529447cb 360080e500037683a00000b1652944694 360080e500036115200000b39529448ba 360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf 360080e5000
    36115200000b315294458d 360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac 360080e500036115200000b36529447cb 360080e500037683a00000b1652944694 360080e
    500036115200000b39529448ba 360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf 360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac',)
    [2015-02-01 16:47:25 11523] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_physical_luns
    [2015-02-01 16:47:26 11545] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_repository_db
    [2015-02-01 16:47:26 11545] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_repository_db
    [2015-02-01 16:47:26 11546] DEBUG (service:74) call start: storage_plugin_listMountPoints('oracle.ocfs2.OCFS2.OCFS2Plugin', {'status
    ': '', 'admin_user': '', 'admin_host': '', 'uuid': '0004fb000009000090ee9ab5a5966c67', 'total_sz': 0, 'admin_passwd': '******', 'fre
    e_sz': 0, 'name': '0004fb000009000090ee9ab5a5966c67', 'access_host': '', 'storage_type': 'FileSys', 'alloc_sz': 0, 'access_grps': []
    , 'used_sz': 0, 'storage_desc': ''})
    [2015-02-01 16:47:26 11546] INFO (storageplugin:109) storage_plugin_listMountPoints(oracle.ocfs2.OCFS2.OCFS2Plugin)
    [2015-02-01 16:47:27 11546] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: storage_plugin_listMountPoints
    [2015-02-01 16:47:27 11573] DEBUG (service:76) call start: get_yum_config
    [2015-02-01 16:47:27 11573] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: get_yum_config
    [2015-02-01 16:47:27 11574] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_cluster
    [2015-02-01 16:47:27 11574] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_cluster
    [2015-02-01 16:48:53 11703] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_network
    [2015-02-01 16:48:53 11703] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_network
    [2015-02-01 16:48:53 11704] DEBUG (service:74) async call start: start_vm('0004fb00000300001e5b01d4a4cb6426', '0004fb0000060000eff93
    af0676e8c83')
    [2015-02-01 16:48:53 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-eff9-3af0676e8c83 {START
    [2015-02-01 16:48:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-eff9-3af0676e8c83 {VNC}
    5900
    [2015-02-01 16:48:54 11706] DEBUG (base:269) async call complete: func: start_vm pid: 11706 status: 0 output:
    [2015-02-01 16:48:54 11706] INFO (notification:47) Notification sent: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 11706
    [2015-02-01 16:48:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 11706
    [2015-02-01 16:48:55 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000eff93af0676e8c83 {SSLVNC} 6
    900
    [2015-02-01 16:48:55 11958] DEBUG (service:74) call start: configure_vm_ha('0004fb00000300001e5b01d4a4cb6426', '0004fb0000060000eff9
    3af0676e8c83', True)
    [2015-02-01 16:48:56 11958] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: configure_vm_ha
    [2015-02-01 16:48:56 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000eff93af0676e8c83 {SSLTTY} 7
    900
    [2015-02-01 16:50:01 12075] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_network
    [2015-02-01 16:50:01 12075] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_network
    [2015-02-01 16:50:01 12076] DEBUG (service:74) async call start: start_vm('0004fb0000030000ba5b6d02faa88c44', '0004fb0000060000fd7d7
    ad27e9d7b63')
    [2015-02-01 16:50:02 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {START
    [2015-02-01 16:50:02 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {VNC}
    5901
    [2015-02-01 16:50:02 12078] DEBUG (base:269) async call complete: func: start_vm pid: 12078 status: 0 output:
    [2015-02-01 16:50:02 12078] INFO (notification:47) Notification sent: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 12078
    [2015-02-01 16:50:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 12078
    [2015-02-01 16:50:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000fd7d7ad27e9d7b63 {SSLVNC} 6
    901
    [2015-02-01 16:50:04 12516] DEBUG (service:74) call start: configure_vm_ha('0004fb0000030000ba5b6d02faa88c44', '0004fb0000060000fd7d
    7ad27e9d7b63', True)
    [2015-02-01 16:50:04 12516] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: configure_vm_ha
    [2015-02-01 16:50:04 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000fd7d7ad27e9d7b63 {SSLTTY} 7
    902
    [2015-02-01 16:50:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {VMAPI
    } VMAPIEvent {"VMAPIEvent":{"severity":5,"subsystem":"OVMSvcSS","process":"OVMSvc","type":"system","payload":{"type":"alive","alive"
    :{"hostname":"GIS-DB-SVR1","domainName":"gloscc.gov.uk","osType":"Windows","osVersion":"Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1","kern
    elVersion":"6.1.7601.18700","arch":"AMD64","guestType":"PVHVM","guestDriverVersion":"3.2.2.0","vmapiVersion":"100"}}}}
    [2015-02-01 16:50:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {VMAPI
    } VMAPIEvent {"VMAPIEvent":{"severity":5,"subsystem":"OVMSvcSS","process":"OVMSvc","type":"system","payload":{"type":"IPChange","IPC
    hange":{"intrface":"Oracle VM Virtual Ethernet Adapter","mac":"0021f6000001","ipv4info":{"ipinfo":[{"address":"10.90.0.66","netmask"
    :"255.255.255.0","gateway":"","mtu":1500,"speed":1000000000}]},"ipv6info":{"ipinfo":[{"address":"fe80::993f:d5f4:599d:fa4%14","netma
    sk":"255.255.255.0","gateway":"","mtu":1500,"speed":1000000000}]}}}}}

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