Re: [Condor-users] RMI error: Permission Denied

[Ian Stokes-Rees <ijstokes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

For posterity, I'll answer my own question (since it took a lot of digging to get to the bottom of it!):

condor_config:

WEB_ROOT_DIR=/usr/local/condor/web
ENABLE_SOAP = TRUE
ALLOW_SOAP = */*
ALLOW_READ = *
ALLOW_WRITE = *
HOSTALLOW_READ = *
HOSTALLOW_WRITE = *
ENABLE_WEB_SERVER = TRUE
QUEUE_ALL_USERS_TRUSTED = TRUE

The trick was the "HOSTALLOW_{READ,WRITE}"

Cheers,

Ian

Ian Stokes-Rees wrote:

Hi, I have Condor 6.8.2 (32-bit) installed from a VDT/OSG distribution for a small 12 node test cluster.  I have also installed the OGCE portal framework (Tomcat/Gridsphere + associated portlets).  I am getting the same error that a few other users have had:

 in portlet: condor-job-submission#condor-job-submission
Calling action performed on org.gridlab.gridsphere.layout.PortletFrame:
968751 [http-8080-Processor25] (PortletInvoker.java:203) DEBUG org.gridlab.gridsphere.portletcontainer.PortletInvoker  - in actionPerformed condor-job-submission#condor-job-submission
remote Address: 134.174.140.235
condor.CondorCollectorLocator@fcd774
java.rmi.RemoteException: Permission denied
    at birdbath.Utilities.checkAndThrowRemoteException(Utilities.java:27)

I have in my condor_config file:

WEB_ROOT_DIR=/usr/local/condor/web
ENABLE_SOAP = TRUE
ALLOW_SOAP = */*
ALLOW_READ = *
ALLOW_WRITE = *
ENABLE_WEB_SERVER = TRUE
QUEUE_ALL_USERS_TRUSTED=TRUE

CollectorLog shows:

1/16 18:28:23 Received HTTP POST connection from <10.0.10.20:57812>
1/16 18:28:23 About to serve HTTP request...
1/16 18:28:23 Got QUERY_SCHEDD_ADS
1/16 18:28:23 (Sending 1 ads in response to query)
1/16 18:28:23 Completed servicing HTTP request
1/16 18:28:31 DC_AUTHENTICATE: attempt to open invalid session hpc:26476:1200524910:31, failing.
1/16 18:28:33 DC_AUTHENTICATE: attempt to open invalid session hpc:26476:1200524913:32, failing.

which I'm guessing will tell someone more knowledgeable than me what is going wrong, or at least a pointer in the right direction.  The only hint I could find was that this could be from a bad restart of Condor.  How do I do a clean restart?  I'm doing "$ service condor stop; service condor start" right now.

I've also discovered that NTP is misconfigured, and this machine thinks it is +6  minutes in the future.

Cheers,

Ian

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