For the reports.py retraction summary, search more log lines in order…

… to ensure

that a full week or more will be covered.
Add another error message to known_errors.

reports.py

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ def transfer_error_counts( sincelines ):
  known_errors = [
  "ERROR 503: Service Unavailable", "503 Service Temporarily Unavailable",
  "Server side credential failure", "Cannot find trusted CA certificate",
- "Valid credentials coult not be found",
+ "Valid credentials could not be found",
  "/var/tmp/synda/sdt/1682/.esg/credentials.pem is not a valid file",
  "Temporary failure in name resolution", "unable to resolve host address",
  "Connection timed out", "Connection refused", "Connection reset by peer",
@@ -99,7 +99,8 @@ def transfer_error_counts( sincelines ):
  # This normally means that the daemon died.
  "No data received", "Operation not permitted",
  "Name or service not known", "ERROR 400: Bad Request",
- "globus_ftp_client: the operation was aborted"
+ "globus_ftp_client: the operation was aborted",
+ "Local file creation error"
  ]
  dn_errs = {}
  errdict = { e:0 for e in known_errors }
@@ -165,7 +166,7 @@ def retraction_counts( starttime ):
  Usually these are "database is locked" exceptions which occurred despite multiple retries."""
  # for one day: sincelines = logsince( '/p/css03/scratch/logs/retracted.log', starttime, taillen=12000 )
  # good enough for at least a week, maybe as much as four weeks:
- sincelines = logsince( '/p/css03/scratch/logs/retracted.log', starttime, taillen=12000 )
+ sincelines = logsince( '/p/css03/scratch/logs/retracted.log', starttime, taillen=123000 )
  # Normally we just want the last line. But that won't work if there are two runs in a
  # single day, or a run hasn't finished yet.
  summaries = [l[l.find("End of retracted.py")+21:] for l in sincelines if