Hi…again! I believe I know now
why the jobs get held. The submit machine
(Windows) transfers an executable file that is a .bat file to the execute
machine that is running Linux. I have installed WINE
on the Linux machine. I believed that when the .bat file would be transferred via
condor to the execute node it would be automatically run under WINE, but this
seems not to be the case. Probably this is why the submitted jobs get held. The .bat file is
generated by the Windows application that is running on the submit machine. I
could create an equivalent bash script and then submit it, but this solution would
be very time consuming since I will have thousands of .bat files to convert to
bash scripts before submission. Is it possible to define
in the .sub file that the execute node should use the program WINE to run the executable
.bat file? Has anyone tried this
before? Best Regards, Sónia Från:
condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] För
Sónia Liléo Hi! I have a condor pool
composed of the central manager (running Windows) that is also the submitting
machine but not an execute machine. The pool has two
execute nodes (Linux operative system). When I submit a job, the
state of the execute nodes changes from Unclaimed to Matched and the request
gets held. Doing condor_release makes the jobs changing from the hold state
into the idle state. The state does not change to run. Why to the submitted
jobs get held? 000 (011.000.000)
10/21 11:49:11 Job submitted from host: <10.110.44.83:49184> ... 012 (011.000.000)
10/21 11:49:28 Job was held.
Reason unspecified
Code 0 Subcode 0 Any hints? Best regards, Sónia |
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