Hi Greg,
Yes - that fixes the starter problem. Before setting it to blank,
the value was:
root@condor-01:/etc/condor# condor_config_val BASE_CGROUP
htcondor
I tried reading up a bit and followed a few trails for this
variable, but things weren't too clear. Where did that previous
value come from during installation?
Regards,
-Samik
On 11-Apr-17 1:55 AM, Greg Thain wrote:
On 04/10/2017 01:43 PM, Samik
Raychaudhuri wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to run a single-node v8.6.1 of HTCondor on a
debian VM. The condor system seems to start up, and the
condor_status does show the node as available. However, once I
submit a job, condor_starter goes to 100% CPU and stays there
till I manually shut down the condor system. Upon further
investigations, I noticed that the job is actually getting
done, and the output is written in the temporary folder (see
logs below), but for some reason condor_starter is not getting
notification of this, or is getting busy in something else.
Here are some relevant logs - please let me know if someone
wants to see something else. Where should I start checking?
If you set
BASE_CGROUP =
(that is, blank), does this fix the starter problem?
-greg
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