DPM upgrade task force
Introduction
WLCG is currently lacking a complete description of the storage services required for any kind of the LHC computing activities. Another important functionality which has to be implemented, is storage space accounting which would provide usage and capacity of all WLCG storage resources and would work across LHC experiments and GRID middleware platforms.
WLCG storage topology description as well and WLCG storage space accounting depend
on the ability of the WLCG sites to publish their description (storage shares/space quotas and protocols which enable access to these storage shares) and storage accounting information. The requirements to the sites have been summarized in the
Storage Resource Reporting (SRR) proposal document which has been discussed with the experiments and storage providers and has been agreed for implementation at the GDB in October 2017.
Among other storage implementations DPM is the most advanced one for providing an implementation of SRR. The new core of DPM - Disk Operations Management Engine (DOME) enables SRR publishing both for storage description and accounting information and and runs much smoother for HTTP, xrootd, gridftp. Enabling DOME requires reconfiguration, involving scheduled downtime, after simple package upgrade to the version 1.10.3 and higher.
Mandate of the task force
- Coordinate the upgrade of the DPM sites to DPM version 1.10.3 or higher and reconfiguration required to enable DOME and correspondingly SRR.
- Provide guidance and support sites for upgrade and reconfiguration
- Validate SRRs published by DPM sites and make sure that they can be integrated with CRIC and the WLCG Storage Space Accounting system
Upgrade plan
The task can be addressed in two phases
- Phase 1 - "early adopter"
A small number of early adopter sites plan and perform the upgrade/reconfiguration along with the DPM team. This is to gain and document experience and handle any issues which arise.
Phase 1 to be accomplished by the end of 2018
- Phase 2 - "general transition"
Sites perform the necessary upgrades and reconfigurations, supported by the WG.
- By summer 2019 80% of DPM storage (in terms of capacity) to be upgraded and reconfigured
- By the end of 2019 80% of DPM sites to be upgraded and reconfigured
- As previous experience shows the tail represented by small sites might take longer time
DPM sites used by the LHC VOs listed in CRIC
Phase 2 - General transition
Status of upgrade as of the 28th of August
- Out of 55 DPM sites used by the LHC VOs 29 has upgraded to the version higher than 1.10
- Out of 29 sites which upgraded to version higher than 1.10, 15 have been reconfigured to DOME
- 14 sites which have been upgraded but not yet re-configured for DOME according to CRIC, should be re-configured for DOME. In case they have been re-configured , but CRIC is lacking this info, CRIC has to be updated
- 26 sites need an upgrade and re-configuration. We create GGUS tickets for all those sites
Sites requiring upgrade and reconfiguration
Site |
DPM Version (28.08.2019) |
Upgrade is planned (date) |
Comments |
GGUS ticket |
Contacts |
GRIF-LPNHE |
[u'1.10.0'] |
|
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143067 |
grid.admin@grifNOSPAMPLEASE.fr |
IN2P3 -IRES |
[u'1.10.0'] |
Upgraded and reconfigured with DOME |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143070 |
grid.admin@iphcNOSPAMPLEASE.cnrs.fr |
UKI-SCOTGRID-GLASGOW |
[u'1.8.10', u'1.8.10'] |
|
planning to move ~90% of our capacity off DPM to a Ceph-based solution, and would rather not change our DPM configuration until after that work is complete. Plan to accomplish by the end of the year |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143076 |
uki-scotgrid-glasgow@physicsNOSPAMPLEASE.gla.ac.uk |
UKI-SCOTGRID-ECDF |
[u'1.10.0', u'1.10.0', u'1.10.0'] |
30th October |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143077 |
wlcg-support-ecdf@mlistNOSPAMPLEASE.is.ed.ac.uk |
TW-NTU-HEP |
[u'1.10.0'] |
|
DOME is enabled, waiting for SRR and CRIC update |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143078 |
sysadmin@hep1NOSPAMPLEASE.phys.ntu.edu.tw |
UKI-NORTHGRID-SHEF-HEP |
[u'1.8.10'] |
DONE |
DPM decomissioned, no storage, use RAL storage instead |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143079 |
edg-site-admin@sheffieldNOSPAMPLEASE.ac.uk |
TW-FTT |
No DPM |
DONE |
DPM info was not uptodate. The site is running EOS SE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143080 |
ops@listsNOSPAMPLEASE.grid.sinica.edu.tw |
Kharkov-KIPT-LCG2 |
[u'1.13.0'] |
DONE |
Upgraded and reconfigured with DOME |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143081 |
grid_support@kiptNOSPAMPLEASE.kharkov.ua |
IN2P3 -IPNL |
[u'1.8.10'] |
|
Migrating to EOS. Should finish by mid of 2020 |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143082 |
gridsupport@ipnlNOSPAMPLEASE.in2p3.fr |
UKI-SOUTHGRID-BRIS-HEP |
[u'1.9.0'] |
|
Run DMLite + HDFS plugin which does not support DOME. Plan to migrate to XRootD |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143083 |
lcg-site-admin@bristolNOSPAMPLEASE.ac.uk |
IN2P3 -LPSC |
[u'1.9.0'] |
planned before the end of November |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143084 |
grid.admin@lpscNOSPAMPLEASE.in2p3.fr |
IR-IPM-HEP |
[u'1.8.11'] |
DONE |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143088 |
grid-hep@ipmNOSPAMPLEASE.ir |
GR-12-TEIKAV |
[u'1.8.9'] |
|
Site is suspended |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143089 |
admingrid@teiemtNOSPAMPLEASE.gr |
ICM |
[u'1.10.0'] |
Upgrade is performed , re-configuration in progress |
|
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143091 |
plgrid-admins@icmNOSPAMPLEASE.edu.pl |
Ru-Troitsk-INR-LCG2 |
[u'1.9.0'] |
DONE 27.09 |
DONE. Upgraded and reconfigured wth DOME |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143092 |
sli@inrNOSPAMPLEASE.ru |
Hephy-Vienna |
[u'1.10.0'] |
|
Will migrate to EOS in Q1 of 2020, DPM will be decommissioned |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143277 |
hephy-grid-admin@oeawNOSPAMPLEASE.ac.at |
TR-10-ULAKBIM |
[u'1.13.0'] |
Done 14.01.2020 |
Upgraded and reconfigured for DOME support |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143278 |
grid@ulakbimNOSPAMPLEASE.gov.tr |
INFN-FRASCATI |
[u'1.9.0'] |
planned before the end of December |
DONE (dpm-1.13.0-1) |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143280 |
grid-prod@lnfNOSPAMPLEASE.infn.it |
INFN-ROMA1 |
[u'1.13.0'] |
DONE |
|
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143276 |
grid-prod@roma1NOSPAMPLEASE.infn.it |
ru-PNPI |
[u'1.9.0', u'1.9.0'] |
consider to migrate to EOS since only ALICE storage is supported |
|
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143281 |
globus@pnpiNOSPAMPLEASE.nw.ru |
IN2P3 -LAPP |
[u'1.9.0'] |
13/11/2019 |
DONE (1.13.1) |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143282 |
support-grid@lappNOSPAMPLEASE.in2p3.fr |
UKI-SOUTHGRID-CAM-HEP |
No DPM any more |
DONE |
SE is decomissioned, ticket is closed. Site is running xCache. |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143283 |
lcg-admin@hepNOSPAMPLEASE.phy.cam.ac.uk |
CYFRONET-LCG2 |
[u'1.13.2'] |
DONE |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143284 |
lcg-admin@cyf-krNOSPAMPLEASE.edu.pl |
Australia-ATLAS |
[u'1.9.0'] |
DONE |
DONE with Dome |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143285 |
coepp-sysadmin@listsNOSPAMPLEASE.unimelb.edu.au |
NIKHEF-ELPROD |
[u'1.9.0'] |
Migrated to dCache |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143286 |
grid.sysadmin@nikhefNOSPAMPLEASE.nl |
RO-07-NIPNE |
[u'1.1.0'] |
by 01.11.2019 |
DONE |
https://ggus.eu/index.php?mode=ticket_info&ticket_id=143287 |
ciubancan@nipneNOSPAMPLEASE.ro |
Sites which according to CRIC did perform an upgrade but require reconfiguration for DOME and SRR
Recommended configuration
- ATLAS (Rucio)
- Use at least DOME DPM 1.12.1 + XRootD 4.9.0 + davix 0.7.3 ... latest (stable) versions from EPEL recommended
- dmlite is linked with xrootd packages available at release date and by moving to the latest dmlite it is necessery to use most recent xrootd packages
- enable GridFTP redirection: puppet head+disknode configuration option
gridftp_redirect
- enable XRootD checksums: puppet head+disknode configuration option
configure_dpm_xrootd_checksum
(enabled by default since DPM 1.13)
- optionally enable TPC XRootD delegation: puppet disknode configuration option
configure_dpm_xrootd_delegation
(enabled by default since DPM 1.13)
- to support IPv4 only clients with enabled IPV6 in GridFTP plugin (default in gfal-2.17 and Dirac middleware) on dualstack DPM
epsv_match
must be enabled, see LCGDM-2817
- AGIS configuration (example for SE, panda)
- GridFTP preferred protocol with priority 0 for tpc activities (requires GridFTP redirection)
- XRootD for lan and wan read+write (write works only with XRootD checksums enabled)
- rucio mover for panda queues (rucio mover use storage protocols according preferences defined in AGIS)
- each protocol in AGIS should have monitoring enabled to be part of ATLAS SAM tests
- EGI sites should also register each SE protocol with GOCDB (example: SRM, GridFTP, XRootD, WebDAV)
- fully SRM-less operation requires additional configuration of the Storage Resource Reporting (SRR)
- use cron to generate at least hourly storagesummary.json with SRR info by
dpm-storage-summary.py
script
- since DOME DPM 1.13.2 SRR info automatically available via HTTP CGI and cron config mentioned above is no longer necessary
- modify "Space method" and "Space Usage" for each DDM endpoint in AGIS ( example)
- Space method: storage
- Space Usage: URL of your storagesummary.json
- Argus blacklisting implemented in DOME DPM 1.13.3
- used in production since February 26 2019 at PRAGUELCG2
- DOME enabled in June 2018, but without GridFTP redirection
- troubles with DOME DPM 1.11 fixed in 1.12 - stable since March 5 (including GridFTP redirection)
- 1.12 had still some non-critical issues with known workarounds (see "Detected problems" section)
- fixed in DOME DPM 1.13 and on our production DPM since July 12
- monitoring
- CMS (PhEDEx)
- Dirac users
- internally use GFAL for transfers (unless you still use deprecated protocols)
- if your DPM supports IPv4 + IPv6 be avare IPv4 only clients can't access data using gsiftp protocol unless you follow instruction in LCGDM-2817
- LFC catalog
- deprecated & EOL - you should think about migration
- full file URL stored in catalog - can't easily switch from SRM protocol
- DFC catalog
- possible to configure non-SRM transfer protocols
- with GridFTP redirection enabled in DPM it should be almost transparent switching from GFAL2_SRM2 to GFAL2_GSIFTP
After reconfiguration for DOME make sure that SRR is enabled
How to enable SRR
After changes performed on your service, please, update information in CRIC
Authentication & authorization step
- Go to WLCG cric server , click Core (menu on the top of the page) -> Services. Enable filtering, by clicking on the 'Filter' button and select your site. By default , you won't see implementation and implementation version columns in the table. In order to see this info, you need to click on 'Columns' and then select corresponding columns in the drop down list.
- You should be able to list all CRIC entities (sites (GocDB /OIM and experiment-specific ones), federations, pledges, services, storage protocols and queues) without authentication. However, once you would like to see details of any particular entity, you would be asked to login.
- Those who are registered in the CERN DB, please, use SSO authentication. Authentication with certificate is not yet enabled on this instance, will come soon.
- Those who are not registered in the CERN DB would need to ask for CRIC local account. Please, send a mail to
cric-devs@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch with your name, family name and mail address to be used by CRIC to communicate with you.
- As soon as you are logged in, you will be able to see details of any CRIC entity, however in order to edit in order to edit information, one would need to get specific privileges. * As soon as you are authenticated, you will see 'Request privileges' on the top of the page next to your login name. Please, click on it and follow up the request procedure which allows to request global admin privileges, site admin privileges or federation admin privileges. Ask for sites admin privileges for your site. You will be shortly informed that your privileges are enabled. Please re-login.
Editing storage info
- Once you login with appropriate privileges, you should be able to edit information about your site. At the moment we are particularly interested in storage info at your site, namely its implementation, implementation version and SRR URL when it enabled.
- CRIC creates virtual storage service per site/per VO/per media/per implementation. By default it creates 1 disk and 1 tape virtual storage for every VO which is served by a given T1 site. However, if for a given VO there are storage instances for the same media but different implementation (for example EOS and dCache instances for disk storage for ATLAS), CRIC should create two different disk virtual storage instances for this VO. Unfortunately, for the moment, there is no reliable primary source for this kind of information, so it is highly likely that only a single virtual storage will be created by CRIC in such cases. Would be great if you could correct it using CRIC UI and add other storage virtual instances with their implementation , implementation versions for your site and SRR URL when it is enabled. In the future we hope to get this information through SRR (Storage Resource Reporting).
- In the service table view, click on a particular service name
- You get a form with detailed information about service
- Click on the 'Edit' button under the first block of information
- You get another form. Please, correct 'Version' of your DPM implementation. In case Dome is enabled, please provide version number complemented 'with DOME' and provide "Resource Reporting URL" value
- Click on 'Check input data' and save info
Creating a new virtual storage instance in CRIC
- Staring from the entry page: https://wlcg-cric.cern.ch/
- in the horizontal menu on the top of the page, select 'Core' -> 'Create Storage Service'. You get a form to fill in
- Keep service name field empty as the form suggests
- Select your site form the drop down menu
- Service type (SE) should not be touched
- Select Disk or Tape media in the "Architecture" filed drop down menu
- Provide value for implementation (EOS, Castor, Xrootd, dCache, DPM)
- Provide value for implementation version
- You can provide a value in the endpoint field or leave it empty if it does not make sense
- Please, select value for the VO name. As mentioned above, the virtual storage in CRIC is created for a single VO even though several VOs can share the same physical storage service of the site
- Leave 'ACTIVE' object state
- All other attributes are optional, you can leave them empty
Creating a new protocol for a given virtual storage in CRIC
- Currently, even if there is one single protocol shared by several virtual storage instance in CRIC, for each
virtual storage instance a new protocol instance has to be created
- To create new protocol for a given virtual storage instance, select corresponding service in the service list and click on the name to get a detailed description of the virtual storage service
- Below the table with the list of protocols, click on the 'Add protocol' button. You will get a form to fill.
- Leave the name of the protocol empty, the system will generate it for you
- "Flavour" and "endpoint" are mandatory attributes, other fields could be empty
Deleting virtual storage instance from CRIC
For the time being , deletion from the UI is not allowed. Change the object state to "Disabled" in order to make it disappear from the listing
Deleting protocols from CRIC
The protocol attached to a particular virtual storage can be deleted from the protocol list from the detailed page describing the virtual storage service.
DPM service monitoring for EGI.
In order to enable DPM service monitoring for EGI one needs to configure webdav (HTTPS) for the ops VO and register the endpoint on GOCDB
Registration of webdav service endpoint in GocDB
For registering on GOC-DB the webdav service endpoint, follow the
HOWTO21 in order to fill in the proper information.
In particular:
Enable gridftp monitoring for ops VO (if you provide such protocol)
- register a new service endpoint, associating the storage element hostname to the service type “globus-GRIDFTP”, with the "production" flag disabled;
- in the “Extension Properties” section of the service endpoint page, fill in the following fields:
- Name: SE_PATH
- Value: /dpm/ui.savba.sk/home/ops #this is an example, set the proper path
- check if the tests are ok (it might take some hours for detecting the new service endpoint) and then switch the production flag to "yes"
Detected problems
- PRAGUELCG2
- forgot to tune open file handles limit on dedicated DB machine (during DPM upgrade we moved DB from SLC6 to CC7)
- 1.12 - dmlite-mysql-dirspaces.py doesn't fix data assigned to wrong (empty) spacetoken which can/will cause problems for SRM transfers
- 1.13 -Slowly diverging space counters (size(parentdir) != sum(size(childdir))) e.g. for ATLASDATADISK using pydmlite API or direct DB query - LCGDM-2801
- GridFTP transfers confirmed OK to client before processed by DPM (e.g. DB update for filesize, replica status, ...) LCGDM-2818, may be related to LCGDM-1961
- GridFTP dsi plugin bug and ugly workaround in DPM doesn't always work
- more details in dpm-devel thread "GridFTP redirection & Globus race condition avoided"
- lead to lost files at our site when replica status was not updated by DPM (reason not fully understood), but for FTS/Rucio this was successful transfer
- diverging directory space usage for concurrent GridFTP uploads LCGDM-2730 (may be related to this issue)
- DPM developers suggest checksum query after upload as a workaround - code updated in 1.13
- unable to access dualstack DPM with gsiftp from IPv4 only machines with IPv6 enabled in GFAL ("GRIDFTP PLUGIN:IPV6=true") LCGDM-2817
- 1.11 + xrootd 4.9.x - xrootd checksums not implemented LCGDM-2726
- 1.12 - Unable to correctly disable gridftp redirection with puppet
- 1.12 - Problems with default non-optimal configuration options LCGDM-2743, LCGDM-2745, GGUS:139803
- - SRM upload/deletion doesn't immediately update directory size LCGDM-2731 - db updated => space accounting should work find
- - Removing directory with SRM not seen by DAVS LCGDM-2732
- can't be fixed (don't mix SRM with DOME protocols at least within one directory / VO)
- this sequence of commands also fails: gfal-stat root://host//file; gfal-copy file:///file srm://host/file; gfal-stat root://host//file
- used during rucio upload with SRM preferred for writing and XRootD for reading
- 1.12 - Directory size not correctly updated with gfal-rename LCGDM-2733
- 1.12 - Unable to disable bad filesystem with DOME LCGDM-2740
- 1.13 SRR script robustness LCGDM-2714, LCGDM-2744 (mitigated by separate quotatoken for SRR recommended in documentation)
- 1.12 - DPM hammer itself with checksum requests LCGDM-2747
- 1.13 - Checksum issues (deadlock, popen3 blocking read) LCGDM-2791
- - Confusing usage of the head.db.poolsz configuration option LCGDM-2749 (I'm not really happy with the answer)
- 1.12 - Database connections are not reused - individual connection for each query LCGDM-2754
- 1.13 - Disabled DPM disknodes can be selected for GridFTP transfers LCGDM-2748
- 1.13 - Complain when setting quotatokens at a level deeper than the one where space is calculated LCGDM-2727
- 1.13 Problematic graceful restart of httpd LCGDM-2699, LCGDM-2707 + "DPM http graceful restart" discussion in dpm-upgrade mailing list
- problems caused by sub-optimal default Apache configuration (ServerStart == ServerLimit can by design cause troubles during graceful restart)
- processes not terminated till at least one thread deals with existing transfer
- some transfers can hang forever LCGDB-2787 (rare but happens, probably fixed in lcgdm-dav 0.23)
- apache is already at the ServerLimit and hesitate to fork new processes
- quite old Apache bug makes this situation worse (no plans to fix it in CentOS7)
- more graceful restart in short time range leads to zero apache childs that accepts new connections
- testing configuration with ServerLimit = 2.5*ServerStart and MaxRequestWorkers = ServerLimit*ThreadLimit
- lcgdm-dav 0.23 graceful restart cat get stuck forever in case curl transfer hangs LCGDB-2787
- 1.12.1 - Failing WLCG / Argo webdav tests LCGDM-2751
- CentOS7 Apache 2.4.6 kills transfers from DPM to local filesystem during graceful restart
- apache memory usage on SLC6 LCGDM-2783 (workaround would be CentOS7 upgrade of all disknodes, )
- davix 0.7.3 - libdavix used internally by DPM for communication with DOME can cause daemon crashes with same backtrace as grid-hammer
- happens only if case something gets stuck inside DPM and there are hundreds of DOME API requests
- installing legacy dmlite config files for DOME DPM LCGDM-2781
- file access failing after headnode restart & before enabling disknodes LCGDM-2792
- stale gridftp processes when gridftp redirection is enabled LCGDM-1988, LCGDM-2826
- cached results concurrency issue with delete / copy / stat LCGDM-2828
- atomic size updates for all parent directories LCGDM-2878
- file rename transaction can fail, but client still receive success (silent data loss with Rucio) LCGDM-2869
- INFN-NAPOLI-ATLAS
- 1.12 - spacetoken vs. quotatoken size caused problems with SRM transfers
- DPM 1.12 - SRM reads physical disk empty space only during startup and is not aware of DOME transfers => failing SRM transfers that tried to use full disk LCGDM-2752
-
this can be solved for ATLAS only DPM by movig to pure GridFTP
-
sites where one VO needs SRM and the other use DOME - can be solved only by separating SRM VO vs. DOME VO to different pools
-
sites that use both (SRM and non-SRM) transfers this issue currently have no reliable solution except for regular restarts of the legacy DPM
- 1.11 - DomeUserInfo::userid & DomeUserInfo::groupid should be a larger int type LCGDM-2717, LCGDM-2718
- 1.12 - Allow file deletion on readonly filesystems LCGDM-2734
- Brunel
- stability / performance issues solved only with DPM 1.12 + XRootD 4.9.0 (details in dpm-upgrade mailing list)
- Lancaster
- crashing xrootd daemon with DOME DPM 1.11 (1.12pre)
- old SLC6 disknodes not managed by puppet
- loading adapter plugin (part of legacy DPM)
- later stability issues with 1.12.1 (may be LCGDM-2791) solved by upgrade to 1.13.0
- Beijing
- missing quotatoken definition for dteam (problems with TPC)
- IRFU (GRIF)
- KEK
- Host DN is not authorized for certificates with subject not matching "CN=headnode" and "CN=disknode" LCGDM-2790
- Japanese CA issue host certificates with subject that ends with "CN=host/fqdn"
- workaround it DN whitelist with
glb.auth.authorizeDN[]
DOME configuration option
- 1.13 - added configuration options
glb.auth.dnmatch-cnprefix
and glb.auth.dnmatch-cnsuffix
- Manchester
- troubles with authorization that seems to be related to the machine aliases, authorizedDN and certificates
- AUVERGRID
- dpm-tester.py doesn't work correctly for GridFTP in case DPM headnode is also used as disknode
- Oxford
- failing SRM after enabling gridftp redirection
- Cosenza
- skipped adding quotatoken path before running dmlite-mysql-dirspaces (next version of this script provides better error message)
- IN2P3 -LPC
- problem with t_space size for ATLASDATADISK (not sure what happened, but it was fixed after restoring database dump)
Other notes
- IN2P3 -CPPM was using DOME with DPM 1.9.2
Meetings
Useful links
Participants
- Fabrizio Furano (DPM)
- Oliver Keeble (DPM and WLCG Steering Group)
- Dimitrios Christidis (WLCg Storage Space Accounting)
- Julia Andreeva (WLCG Operations Coordination)
GOCDB DPM reachable by srmPing on February 26
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