Hi all, We currently use a pool with Windows-machines and want to extend this with Linux machines. But our jobs doesn't run on the linux-machines because jar-files wasn't found. Now I have a testjob that prints the classpath. The output of a Windows-execute-node is: C:\condor\bin;C:\condor\bin/scimark2lib.jar;.;C:\condor\execute\dir_2108\start.jar;C:\condor\execute\dir_2108\run.jar The output of a Linux-execute-node is: /usr/lib/condor:/usr/lib/condor/scimark2lib.jar:.:start.jar:abc/run.jar The submit-file: universe = java executable = start.jar arguments = TestCondor #arguments = StartCondor 15 output = condorJob.out error = condorJob.err log = condorJob.log should_transfer_files = YES when_to_transfer_output = ON_EXIT jar_files = start.jar,abc/run.jar Requirements = OpSys == "LINUX" #Requirements = OpSys == "WINDOWS" queue If I put all jar-files in the local directory, it works. But when using relative or absolute path, it doesn't work on Linux-machines. On the Windows-machines the path is resolved to the execute-path. (The path to the file is replaced with the path of the execute-directory) Is this on Linux-machines also possible? Because we have lot of jobs and I don't want to copy all library-files to the local directories. Many thanks for your help Werner |