4 October 2016, 14:10 - 15:15<br>
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Present: Balazs, Jon, David, Aleksandr, Maiken, Oxana<br>
Apologies: Anders, Mattias<br>
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= ARC Camp<br>
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Settled to 28 November - 2 December, in Monor (near Budapest, Hungary). Accommodation and catering will be covered from the NordForsk project. Will start with brainstorming, then when everybody gets tired the normal day-to-day business will be addressed.<br>
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= News<br>
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Balazs followed remotely the digital infrastructures meeting in Cracow, there was an interesting workshop on future infrastructures, all based on high-level data services and such, no place for things like CE.<br>
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David and Oxana were at the ATLAS software week, much discussion on how to use HPC resources, especially in the US, there&#39;s an idea to implement a Harvester of cycles of all kinds, resembling aCT: asynchronous data staging, feedback loop from sites. Americans also want to get rid of SRM at small sites. Lots of hype about ObjectStore, but not rreally used for large datasets.<br>
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NeIC is hiring a storage expert.<br>
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= Release<br>
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    There&#39;s a new commit from Florido which might go in after testing today. Aleksandr has worked lots on openssl, but presumably not ready yet. ARC will work with OpenSSL down to 1.0.2 - 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 are not supported. Anders argues that OpenSSL 1.0.1 must be supported because it is in EL6, thus we can not merge the OpenSSL into the release yet.</div>
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= Bugs<br>
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Accumulation of NEW unattended bugs needs to be addressed in ARC Camp.<br>
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* 3601: appears to be fixed in r30331<br>
* 3593: also an openssl 1.1 question<br>
* 3603: is probably a simple fix, but needs a proper expert to fix it<br>
* 3596: another scalability bug, might be rectified by throttling cancellations<br>
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