Re: [HTCondor-users] condor_status in startd-cron env

["Beyer, Christoph" <christoph.beyer@xxxxxxx>]

Hi,

OK, thanks, I was aware that I will contact the collector but it strikes me that the script executed by hand at the very same time works flawlessly while the startd executing the same condor_status is getting nowhere with it. 

Would it be an option to export at least the actual STARTD options into the environment of the startd_cron ? 

Best
christoph

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Betreff: Re: [HTCondor-users] condor_status in startd-cron env

> I have been using this before and it worked as I seem to remember but in 
> the actual setup I try to read some classadds from the localhost using
>
> condor_status slot1@`hostname` -af blabla
>
> And sometimes it seems to work but most of the times it does not - is 
> there a more clever way to [g]ather some classadds from the startd/host ?

 	To be clear, this is reading ads _about_ the local host, not 
_from_ the local host -- condor_status will talk to the collector unless 
you specifically instruct it otherwise.  You can use the -direct option
to specify a daemon to talk to without going through the collector to find 
it.  On many EPs, there will be a .startd_address file in HTCondor's LOG
directory whose first line can be passed to -direct (if the hostname 
doesn't work).

-- ToddM
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