Condor copies all the files produced by your job back to the directory
from where the job was submitted *on the machine from where the job was
submitted*. This means you should have write access to the directory from
where you submit the job.
Regards,
Alexander Klyubin
On 07/31/2003 01:29 PM, Thomas Bauer wrote:
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 12:35:40 +0100, Alexander Klyubin
<A.Kljubin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I wonder why the ShadowLog you sent earlier references some checkpoint
file which it allegedly fails to transfer:
C:\Condor\spool\cluster7.ickpt.subproc0. You aren't using any
checkpointing -- Vanilla universe does not support it...
That's right, I'm not using the checkpoint-feature
I hope trapezregel.exe was compiled *without* Condor checkpointing?
Yes trapezregel.exe is a fortran-compiled executable. It runs for a few
seconds and writes as output three files: fort.19, fort.20 and fort.21
If trapezregel.exe is just a normal executable, which runs perfectly on
any of those machines if you install it there manually, then may be you
should try explicitly telling Condor which files to transfer and when.
Try adding following to the submission file:
transfer_input_files = trapezregel.exe
should_transfer_files = YES
when_to_transfer_output = ON_EXIT_OR_EVICT
I added these lines to the submission file and the job ran for a few
seconds, but it did not finish.
But I found in the Shadowlog, that the error-message has changed. The
error-message is now, that the output-file (fort.19) could not be
written to the directory c:\condor\batch. I'm not sure, if condor tries
to write this output-file directly to the computer, from which I started
this job, or to the computer, on which the job is running in the moment.
I think I'll have to talk to my administrator. Somewhere must be a lock,
which denies condor to write the output files to the harddisk.
Greetings,
Thomas
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