[Condor-users] condor_exec.exe on linux machine?

["Gooding, Stephen L" <goodings@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Title: condor_exec.exe on linux machine?

Hi,

I am getting an error that we can't quite figure out.

Here it is:

007 (108.000.000) 02/14 11:15:09 Shadow exception!
        Error from starter on cr-031.envision.purdue.edu: Failed to execute '/var/condor/execute/dir_9837/condor_exec.exe condor_exec.exe -rd . -s 12.0000 -e 12.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb': Exec format error
        0  -  Run Bytes Sent By Job
        65698  -  Run Bytes Received By Job

I am submitting from a Windows machine to a linux machine. The render node is a linux box.

I have been messing with my job file and I can't figure it out. Here is my job file (keep in mind that I have been changing it over and over trying the smallest things.

####JOB DESC####
Universe = vanilla

Executable = lRender

environment = MAYA_LOCATION=/usr/aw/maya|HOME=/tmp

output = cr.out

log = cr.log
error = cr.err
notification = Never

##requirements = (OpSys == "WINNT51") && (Machine == "hood.ics.purdue.edu") || (Machine == "stew102mon1.ics.purdue.edu")
requirements = (OpSys == "LINUX")

## NEEDS TO BE USER ROOT DIR ON HOLD (Linux machines may have trouble with the path)
##initialdir = \\dollar.ics.purdue.edu\render_output           
initialdir = C:\condorJob\render_output\

transfer_input_files = source_files/condorTest.mb

Arguments = -rd . -s 12.0000 -e 12.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments =-rd . -s 16.0000 -e 16.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments =-rd . -s 17.0000 -e 17.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments =-rd . -s 18.0000 -e 18.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments =-rd . -s 19.0000 -e 19.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments = -rd . -s 20.0000 -e 20.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments =  -rd . -s 21.0000 -e 21.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

Arguments =  -rd . -s 22.0000 -e 22.0000 -b 1.0000 condorTest.mb
Queue

####BATCH FILE####
I put everything in my batch file from: Render, mayabatch -render, ./Render...

I'm not sure if that is correct.

Thanks again for any help,

Lee