The exact _expression_ is: (as reported via condor_config_val
from the master node) [root@viognier
home]# condor_config_val -name tokay.ucl.ac.uk
Requirements (RemoteUser
== "charaka@viognier..ucl.ac.uk" || RemoteUser == "paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx") …So the brackets are there. BTW, tokay.ucl.ac.uk is a dual processor machine, so I see vm1 and vm2
in condor_status. Paul -----Original Message----- Can this be caused by missing quotes around paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx in the Requirements _expression_? Alexander Paul Wilson wrote: > Hi > > > > I have 6 machines I want to restrict to just 2 of my users to run
their > Java jobs. > > > > To do this Condor FAQ 7.2 specifies using: > > > > Requirements = (RemoteUser == “userfoo@xxxxxxx”) > > > > In the config of the machines in question. > > > > I've added the following line in the condor.config.local file to
machine > > tokay@xxxxxxxxxx > > > > Requirements = (RemoteUser == "charaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > <mailto:charaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>" ||RemoteUser ==
paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > <mailto:paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>) > > > > Then applied condor_reconfig. > > > > viognier.ucl.ac.uk is the submit host, charaka and paul are the
users on > this submit host that I want to allow to use this machine. > > > > From Viognier: > > > > $ condor_config_val -name tokay@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:tokay@xxxxxxxxx> > Requirements > > > > returns the correct _expression_. > > > > Yet, user vinay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx still has his jobs matched to > tokay.ucl.ac.uk and run there. > > > > Why is this and is there something I’m missing? > > > > The pool is v6.4.7, Linux master/submit node and windows
execute-only nodes. > > > > Cheers, > > > > Paul. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > |