yep 267 is "The directory name is invalid". From looking at your .job file. I'm wondering if the invalid directory isn't
v:\temp\condor or v:\shared\condor rather than c:\condor\execute\dir_6136 as the error message seems to imply.
I'm guessing that v: is a network drive. So I gotta wonder, v: really valid in the context of the job?
On 10/29/2010 9:31 AM, Torrin Jones wrote:_______________________________________________ Condor-users mailing list To unsubscribe, send a message to condor-users-request@xxxxxxxxxxx with a subject: Unsubscribe You can also unsubscribe by visiting https://lists.cs.wisc.edu/mailman/listinfo/condor-users The archives can be found at: https://lists.cs.wisc.edu/archive/condor-users/Using Condor 7.4.4 on Windows XP.Any idea what would cause an error 267?
From StarterLog.slot1 . . .
10/28 08:35:33 Create_Process: CreateProcess failed, errno=26710/28 08:35:33 ERROR "Create_Process(C:\condor\execute\dir_6136\condor_exec.exe,, ...) failed: " at line 530 in file ..\src\condor_starter.V6.1\os_proc.cpp
The MSDN says 267 means, "The directory name is invalid." However, the directory name is there. Here is the scenario. I submit a small job. condor_dummy.job attached. All condor_dummy.exe does is print out a line like this . . .
Run by DOMAIN\USER on COMPUTERNAME at DATE TIME.
It's basically a quick condor test.
Anyway, I submit the job and condor tries to run it. However it fails and I get the above message in the StarterLog.slot1. Here is the kicker. It will retry and fail. However, if I leave it in the queue long enough, it will eventually succeed. When I ran the job yesterday, it tried 28 times. The final time, it succeeded. Here is another thing I'm seeing. After it succeeded, I looked in Process Explorer and saw 27 condor_exec.exe running. The condor_exec.exe's were unkillable. I tried every approach I could think of. Killing them as Admin, as NT AUTHORITY/SYSTEM, even putting a debugger on them and killing them that way, nothing works.
So I have 2 issues.
1. The job fails to run.2. The job leaves around unkillable processes.
Any ideas? Has anybody seen anything like this?
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