On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 1:22 PM,
<kschwarz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Are you sure the primary config file on the machine
were you ran
>condor_status has "REQUIRE_LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE = False" ? I.e.
you didn't
>just make this edit on the config file on your central manager?
Yes, I am sure. My CM is another machine.
The configuration files I am changing is local condor_config.local of my
personal machine.
What does:
condor_config_val -verbose REQUIRE_LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE
return?
Find attached the primary config file
I am using. REQUIRE_LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE
is commented (line 71), so it is assuming REQUIRE_LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE=True
(as described in the documentation). After reading this file, it reads
condor_config.local file (with the settings I submitted, an have also attached).
The attached file is a Zip file, please change the file extension.
The best way to find out if the setting is being changed by another config file is to use condor_config_val. Sometimes it's not obvious where a setting is coming from when you're using multiple local config files.
- Ian
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