8.20 peinit.notify.rejected

  • Event type: peinit.notify.rejected
  • Defined in: peinit.evman
  • Tier: standard
  • Gating: none — every refused notification datagram is recorded
  • Cardinality: one record per occurrence

peinit refused a datagram on the notification channel and applied none of it: the sender could not be authenticated, the message did not parse, or it made no sense for the job's state. A stream of these from one process is worth reading.

Formerly notify.rejected.

8.20.1 Fields #

FieldTypePresenceMeaning
outcome.reasonstr.enumrequiredWhy the datagram was refused. internal-error is peinit unable to act on it, not anything wrong with the datagram; shutdown-refused is a timeout extension (EXTEND_TIMEOUT_USEC=) the shutdown in progress would not grant.

Values here (open set): invalid-utf8 · malformed-line · truncated · unauthenticated-sender · missing-service · job-not-running · missing-process · pidfd-mismatch · process-verification-failed · generation-mismatch · missing-start-operation · missing-reload-operation · unsupported-reload-operation · unsupported-ready-state · shutdown-refused · internal-error.
subject.process.piduintoptionalThe sending process, when the kernel gave its credentials.
subject.service.namestroptionalThe sender's service, when peinit could attribute it.
subject.job.guidbin.guidoptionalThe job whose process sent a notification message: the service's main process, or a submitted job.
subject.job.activation-generationuintoptionalThe activation generation of the service whose job sent a notification message, as object.job.activation-generation describes it.
subject.operation.guidbin.guidoptionalThe peinit operation the sending job was serving when it sent a notification message, such as the start that a readiness message completes.

Every record also carries the header fields of the envelope, which no payload repeats.

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