Re: [Condor-users] Some networking oddness.

["Tomas Grigera" <tgrigera@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 4/11/07, Andrew Walker <amw75@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

The first issue seems to arise as (for reasons that are far too boring to go into) the active interface on all the machines is eth1 (lo is also active but eth0 is not). In this case starting condor results in all the daemons binding to the loopback address rather than eth1. Adding NETWORK_INTERFACE = xx.xx.xx.xx to the config file acts as a workaround and the daemons bind to the correct interface. 

 

I experienced a similar problem, also on  machines  with only  one  NIC. It  turned out that  the problem was resolved  by  editing /etc/hosts. My flavour of linux had included

127.0.0.1 localhost myhost.mydomain.edu

in /etc/hosts. I removed myhost.mydomain.edu and condor started binding to eth0.

Tomas