Re: [Condor-users] BOINC running, all machine Owner

[Mark Silberstein <silbmarks@xxxxxxxxx>]

It's a bit tricky, but possible. You can use cron capabilites of startd to check that there is BOINC running. The results of this check are published by startd  in its classad ( suppose you call it Boinc_is_running) and can be used in START _expression_, 
e.g. START=$(START)&&((LoadAverage<0.7)||(Boinc_is_running==true)). As far as I remember, BOINC can be configured to stop execution if high local CPU load is detected. So when Condor starts a job on that machine, BOINC will be stopped.

On 12/21/05, Emmanuel Le Guirriec <guirriec@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi

I have a Condor pool under linux. Since I have installed Boinc
(einstein@home) on the machines, they always stay in Owner State because
einstein is running.
IS there a way to force the state to be unclaimed when only einstein is
running ?
Thanks for response

Manu


Emmanuel Le Guirriec
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