Re: [Condor-users] shared condor config files and condor_reconfig

[Steven Timm <timm@xxxxxxxx>]

> Yes, this works in both cases. The only difference is how many config
> files you have to edit before you call this command. If your daemons
> read their config files from an NFS share you only have to edit one file
> before calling this command. If they read their config files from local
> disk you have to edit all the config files on all the machines before
> calling condor_reconfig -all.
Thanks for the reply

Obviously the independent configuration files are more work, but we have 
chosen it for the moment
because we are often in a situation when our machines come up
after a power outage before the network does, and if the condor_config
files are local to each worker node then condor can still start.

Steve Timm




> It's worth noting that not all config changes can be initiated with
> condor_reconfig. Changing DAEMON_LIST for example requires a full
> restart.
>
> - Ian
>
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