Re: [Condor-users] Evictions

["Stephen Broughton" <buell_man@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't have current access to the grid, I will check the shadow log this evening.  Just in case, where is this log file?

 

I have a condor NFS share with all the binaries that all the nodes connect to, each of the nodes has a local scratch folder with their local config file.  The program is located on a sub folder of the condor shared folder with write access (I believe) set for read/write/execute.   I have not explicitly designated file transfer.  The program does output to a text file in the program source folder.  As I was able to run this as a test in the previous installation.

 

I will check the file permissions, that seems like a likely problem.

 

My main purpose in this program is to just output a few time stamps into a single output file, is there a way to do this that is supported more directly in Condor that would work better than just writting to a text file?

 

####################
##
## Prime Number Condor command file
##
####################
Universte  = standard
executable      = prime_new

 

log    = prime_new.log

 

#output   = prime_new.$(Process).out
output   = prime_new.out
error   = prime_new.err

 

# 1
arguments  = 10000000 10000500 1
queue

 

# 2
arguments  = 10000501 10001000 2
queue

The program is running from /home/condor/condor/prime that exists on all nodes through an NFS share.

----- Original Message -----

From: Jaime Frey

To: Condor-Users Mail List

Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 3:50 PM

Subject: Re: [Condor-users] Evictions

On Jan 31, 2006, at 11:26 AM, Stephen Broughton wrote:

I just noticed from the log that all the evictions are from the nodes, the job only completes on the master which is also the submittign machine and the NFS server for the Condor installation binaries.  This test program worked when I had a Condor 6.7.12 install and all the same configuration settings.

Does the shadow log on your submit machine or the starter log on the evicting execute machines contain any interesting error messages? If you don't have file transfer enabled, is the executable, input, output, or error on a local disk?

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