Re: [Condor-users] Need help with 7.0.1

[Eli Ateljevich <eli-sava@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Steven,
Thanks for the ideas.

condor_status -l | grep Name and condor_status -l | grep "Machine ="
gave the expected slots and machines. And with escaping

condor_status -constraint "Machine=\"BDOMO3-91.ad.water.ca.gov\""
now works OK and returns four slots. As Ralph's message indicates, the 
escaping causes a syntax error when used in the Requirements.

If I set Requirements = True or use Name==  in the sub file, the 
submission works fine. I set requirements to the machine that is 
verified with condor_status -l | grep "Machine =", the job stalls unless 
the machine is my own machine BC. If I set:
Requirements = Machine == "BC.ad.water.ca.gov"

the job DOES work, however it is not necessarily run on BC! Does that 
help at all?


Thanks,
Eli




Steven Timm wrote:
> Two possibilities to look at.
> First, do condor_status -l | grep Name
> That will show you the Name field for all the classads in
> your pool, you can see if you have one that matches.
> Second, for Requirements that contain double quotes
> as you had below, I believe you have to
> escape the double quotes these days.
> > Requirements = (Machine == "BDOMO3-86.ad.water.ca.gov")
> the syntax was posted recently, I believe it should be
>
> Requirements = (Machine == \"BDOM030-86.ad.water.ca.gov\")
>
> Steve
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> Steven C. Timm, Ph.D  (630) 840-8525
> timm@xxxxxxxx  http://home.fnal.gov/~timm/
> Fermilab Computing Division, Scientific Computing Facilities,
> Grid Facilities Department, FermiGrid Services Group, Assistant Group 
> Leader.
>
> On Fri, 18 Apr 2008, esatel wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I wonder if I can revive the Requirements part of this thread. I am on
> > the same cluster as Ralph. Recall, the issue is that under we can't get
> > a requirement such as this to work any more:
> > Requirements = (Machine == "BDOMO3-86.ad.water.ca.gov")
> > on a submission that is otherwise working OK.
> >
> > Some of you asked us to try:
> > condor_status -constraint 'Requirements = (Machine ==
> > "BDOMO3-86.ad.water.ca.gov")'
> > This produces this result
> > condor_status: unknown host ==
> >
> > even though the machine has four slots available under an ordinary
> > condor_status
> > slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxx WINNT51    INTEL  Owner     Idle     0.010   767
> > 0+00:03:04
> > slot2@xxxxxxxxxxxx WINNT51    INTEL  Unclaimed Idle     0.000   767
> > 0+03:29:36
> > ...
> >
> > The condor_sub submission works, as Ralph pointed out, when the
> > requirement uses Name instead of Machine:
> > Requirements = (Name == "slot2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx") .
> >
> > The corresponding condor_status -constraint '(Name ==
> > "slot2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx")' still gave the unknown host
> > response. This led me to try some simpler things and I discovered
> > condor_status -constraint 'Disk > 1' produces no result and
> > condor_status -constraint "Disk >1" with double quotes produces a list
> > of all our processors. So I returned to condor_status -constraint "(Name
> > == 'slot2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx')", inverting the quotes, and got a
> > blank reply (no unknown host).
> >
> > Anyone have any further ideas on what to try?
> >
> > Thanks for all your suggestions,
> > Eli
> >
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