Re: [HTCondor-users] Collector waits for file .collector_address

[Todd L Miller <tlmiller@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> COLLECTOR_ARGS = -sock collector -local-name COLLECTOR01

	The -sock argument is unnecessary and may actually be harmful.

	The local-name argument is unnecessary and is almost certainly 
harmful -- the HTCondor daemons do not look some configuration settings up 
for both their local name (COLLECTOR01) and their subsystem (COLLECTOR) to 
prevent collisions.  This is probably also causing the collector not to 
write an address file (since COLLECTOR01.COLLECTOR_ADDRESS_FILE isn't 
set).

> COLLECTOR02_ARGS = -f -p 20002 -sock collector2 -local-name COLLECTOR02

	If you don't want a shared port, you shouldn't pass a socket name.

> COLLECTOR02_ENVIRONMENT =
> "_CONDOR_COLLECTOR_LOG=$(LOG)/Collector02Log
> _condor_COLLECTOR_HOST=$(CONDOR_HOST):20002
> _condor_COLLECTOR_NAME=Collector2 _CONDOR_USE_SHARED_PORT=FALSE
> _condor_CONDOR_VIEW_HOST=$(COLLECTOR_HOST)"

	I don't remember the parsing rules for the environment off the top 
of my head, but I'd feel better if the space on the fourth line were a 
newline, instead.

	It should be harmless to leave shared port turned on for the 
collector, given that you're specifying a fixed port number in the 
arguments.  Also, since the master creates a daemon's sockets, I'm not 
sure that setting _CONDOR_USE_SHARED_PORT in a collector's environment 
will do what you hope.

- ToddM