Thank you for your help.
I tried to run "condor_store_cred" from the Servlet container once.
Then I received same error messages again. After that, I speculated these
problems are regarding the security of TOMCAT. TOMCAT has a security policy
named "catalina.policy". I set this policy file as a
following sentence to research the relation between a
security and Condor command. I rewritten a security policy
to " grant { permission java.security.AllPermission;}; " in the
catalina policy file.
The result is good. The Servlet said "A credential is stored and is
valid." after running "condor_store_cred". So I do not know the details
regarding this security policy and the parameter, I will look
into them and set the correct parameters in this policy
file.
Thank you so much.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005
8:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Condor-users]
Problem of submitting job using the Servlet
Hello Norihiho,
Regarding the running of Condor from a
servlet container, that is a task i'm trying to do now. However, I don't
believe you have a servlet-type error.
Based on the Condor manual, your
error is Windows related. The cause of this problem can be found from
this URL:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/manual/v6.6/7_4Condor_on.html#SECTION00845000000000000000
Since
SYSTEM is not a standard user account, I'm not sure if an NT system
administrator can log in with this account and run "condor_store_cred" as
recommended. Perhaps a roundabout way is to run "condor_store_cred" from
the servlet container once in order to add SYSTEM@NT to the stashed
passwords?
I have not tested the above approach, so it's just
speculation. I also noticed that you are running the development version
6.7.8. It might have Apache Axis, so doing Runtime.exec() may not be the
best approach if Condor is available via web service! This approach is
very appealing for us, but we weren't comfortable with using v6.7.x and are
sticking with the stable version v6.6.x, which does not have Apache
Axis. You might want to ditch Runtime.exec() altogether and use Axis if
available, since you are already using a dev
version.
-Al
Norihiro FUJII wrote:
Hi all,
I installed Condor submit machine and
the Servlet container(Apache Tomcat) in same PC.
And I submitted a Condor
job using [ Runtime.getRuntime().exec( "condor_submit
xxxxx.cmd") ] method on Servlet.
But This job did not work. I
received following message:
ERROR: No credential stored for
SYSTEM@NT AUTHORITY
Correct this by
running:
condor_store_cred add
As I submitted a Condor job from DOS
Prompt, this job was worked completely and there are no errors.
Can I submit Condor jobs from Servlet
?
Anyone knows about it. Please
teach me how to do.
My environments of Condor
System are
Windows XP
Condor Version
6.7.8
Apache Tomcat version
5.0.30
Java
1.4.2_07-b05
Thanks for help
Noirihrio Fujii
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