Guest
hi all,
I've set up a cluster of computers for distributed simulations. Both
cdsDPSetupChk and adptest report no errors.
Still, I can't run distributed simulations. The jobs are submitted but
are immediately shown as "ABORTED" in the job viewer. To track down the
problem, I created a wrapper script for rsh that logs all command
lines. In it, I see
rsh remote ksh -s -- -clientPlat=lnx86 -clientHost=local
-cdsPath=/inst/ICOA5251 tools/bin/cdsserv 20 0 local 58471 local 0 20 1
1 1 0 72 1 1 1.4 1.0
rsh remote ksh -s -- -clientPlat=lnx86 -clientHost=local
-cdsPath=/inst/ICOA5251 tools/bin/cdsserv -version
and that's where I have to give up. I haven't worked much mich ksh so
far and don't understand the commands. I suspect that they are the
actual problem since they never complete when I run them locally, but
start a shell.
So my question is: Are these command lines correct? And if yes, what do
they try to do? Is it a way to run
/inst/ICOA5251/tools/bin/cdsserv -version? If so, this command works
typed directly, but not via the ksh command above...
And do I need a special version of ksh? I've tried both "sh (AT&T Labs
Research) 1993-12-28 q" and "@(#)PD KSH v5.2.14 99/07/13.2", both
without success.
Blondie
I've set up a cluster of computers for distributed simulations. Both
cdsDPSetupChk and adptest report no errors.
Still, I can't run distributed simulations. The jobs are submitted but
are immediately shown as "ABORTED" in the job viewer. To track down the
problem, I created a wrapper script for rsh that logs all command
lines. In it, I see
rsh remote ksh -s -- -clientPlat=lnx86 -clientHost=local
-cdsPath=/inst/ICOA5251 tools/bin/cdsserv 20 0 local 58471 local 0 20 1
1 1 0 72 1 1 1.4 1.0
rsh remote ksh -s -- -clientPlat=lnx86 -clientHost=local
-cdsPath=/inst/ICOA5251 tools/bin/cdsserv -version
and that's where I have to give up. I haven't worked much mich ksh so
far and don't understand the commands. I suspect that they are the
actual problem since they never complete when I run them locally, but
start a shell.
So my question is: Are these command lines correct? And if yes, what do
they try to do? Is it a way to run
/inst/ICOA5251/tools/bin/cdsserv -version? If so, this command works
typed directly, but not via the ksh command above...
And do I need a special version of ksh? I've tried both "sh (AT&T Labs
Research) 1993-12-28 q" and "@(#)PD KSH v5.2.14 99/07/13.2", both
without success.
Blondie