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[Mosixview-user] about openmosixview

[xiaopeng h. <hux...@gm...>]

I have connected two computers through a crossover ethernet cable
and can ping each other.

I start the openmosixview but cannot find another computer.
I use Quantian live cd.

How to make openmosixview to find another computer?

Thanks!

Re: [Mosixview-user] Correct version for Redhat 9

[<mos...@t-...>]

Hi Kunal,

sorry for the delay, on a business trip.
First, yes, the rpm depends on libglut for the 3dmosmon.
Then when running setup the openmosixview binaries are being
installed in /usr/bin so that they are actually in the path.
The setup does not add them to any menus for the window-managers
so after running setup just execute "openmosixview" on a shell.

hope it helps, have a great day,

Matt


-----Original Message-----
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 05:01:00 +0100
Subject: Re: [Mosixview-user] Correct version for Redhat 9
From: "Kunal Katkoria" <kka...@gm...>
To: mos...@li...

Thanks for the help Luis and Andy   I have installed
openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm  and the library through which it
was successfully done was glut-3.7-12.i386.rpm   It made the directory
structure in /usr/local/openmosixview-1.5 But according to docs it
says to  Just cd to the openmosixview-directory and execute  

	./setup [your_qt_2.3.x_installation_directory] 

I m confuse for which qt its asking for? and how to proceed? anyway i
did try looking into xwindow (gnome) GUI there was no place to find
for openmosix view.   I dunno what i m doing wrong but i feel m very
close for setting it up right... Pls if anyone can suggest and help
me out??...   Does anyone deal with OpenAFS with openmosix??...  
Thanks lot to u guys in advance   Regards Kunal K SAN   
  On 1/23/07, LUIS SOLíS  wrote:   

 2007/1/22, Kunal Katkoria :   Hi, I m trying to install
openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm for my Redhat 9 with  openmosix
kernel 2.4.20 giving me error shown below.    [root@RH9-N1
openmosix]# rpm -ivh openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
        libglut.so.3 is needed by openmosixview-1.5-redhat90 
Necesitas bajar el rpm de glut para redhat 9 del siguiente enlace: 

 http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=libglut.so.3 [3]

Saludos,
 
 -- 
Luis Solís
Fono (03)2853529 
Ambato - Ecuador



Links:
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[1] mailto:ls...@gm...
[2] mailto:kka...@gm...
[3] http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=libglut.so.3

Re: [Mosixview-user] Correct version for Redhat 9

[Kunal K. <kka...@gm...>]

Thanks for the help Luis and Andy

I have installed *openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm*
and the library through which it was successfully done was *
glut-3.7-12.i386.rpm*

It made the directory structure in */usr/local/openmosixview-1.5*
But according to docs it says to
Just cd to the openmosixview-directory and execute

./setup [your_qt_2.3.x_installation_directory]


I m confuse for which qt its asking for? and how to proceed?
anyway i did try looking into xwindow (gnome) GUI there was no place to fin=
d
for openmosix view.

I dunno what i m doing wrong but i feel m very close for setting it up
right...
Pls if anyone can suggest and help me out??...

Does anyone deal with OpenAFS with openmosix??...

Thanks lot to u guys in advance

Regards
Kunal K
SAN



On 1/23/07, Luis Sol=EDs <ls...@gm...> wrote:
>
>
>
> 2007/1/22, Kunal Katkoria <kka...@gm...>:
> >
> > Hi,
> > I m trying to install *openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm *for my
> > Redhat 9 with
> > *openmosix kernel 2.4.20 *giving me error shown below.
> >
> > [root@RH9-N1 openmosix]# rpm -ivh openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm
> > error: Failed dependencies:
> >         libglut.so.3 is needed by openmosixview-1.5-redhat90
> >
>
> Necesitas bajar el rpm de glut para redhat 9 del siguiente enlace:
>
> http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=3Dlibglut.so.3
>
> Saludos,
>
>
> --
> Luis Sol=EDs
> Fono (03)2853529
> Ambato - Ecuador
>
>

[Mosixview-user] Correct version for Redhat 9

[Kunal K. <kka...@gm...>]

Hi,
I m trying to install *openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm *for my Redhat 9
with
*openmosix kernel 2.4.20 *giving me error shown below.

[root@RH9-N1 openmosix]# rpm -ivh openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.i386.rpm
error: Failed dependencies:
        libglut.so.3 is needed by openmosixview-1.5-redhat90

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Also tried using soruce package *openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.src.rpm *giving
me error

[root@RH9-N1 openmosix]# rpm -ivh openmosixview-1.5-redhat90.src.rpm
error: cannot create %sourcedir /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES

Can anyone suggest and help me how to use openmosixview for my lab...
Thanks in advance

Regards
Kunal Katkoria
SAN.
INDIA.

Re: [Mosixview-user] help

[Matt R. <mos...@t-...>]

Hi Andy,

nice to hear that you got the password-less ssh-login working on your nodes.
You can check if it is working with openMosixview by e.g. 
increasing/decreasing
the nodes speed in the main window. This will result in a remote-mosctl 
command
via ssh on the node you are moving the slider.
On the node you can check if the command was executed correctly by running
the mosctl util locally and compare the speed to what openMosixview displays
(-> should be the same)
You can also check /var/log/messages on the remote node for any ssh-logins
while executing a openMosix command via openMosixview.

For getting the openMosixprocs working you need to have the openMosixprocs
installed on each of your cluster-nodes.
Also you need to set "xhost +" to allow the remote nodes to open X-windows
application (-> openMosixprocs) on the main/local display (the 
workstations X on
the system you are running openMosixview on). Be aware to do this only 
in trusted-networks
because setting "xhost +" is unsecure. It will allow all nodes to 
display X-apps
on your display. You can also set "xhost +[cluster-nodes-hostname]" for 
each of your
cluster-nodes to get a better security.

btw: for getting the openMosixprocs working you need to make sure that your
default ssh-client setup supports X-forwarding. You can enable/disable this
in /etc/ssh/ssh_config on your system you are running openMosixview on.
-> ForwardX11 yes
You can check if this option is enabled by login in to one of your 
remote nodes
by "ssh [cluster-nodes-hostname]" and running openMosixprocs from the 
console.
The openMosixprocs application window should be opened on your local 
systems X-windows.
If not please try the same but login by "ssh -X [cluster-node-hostname]".
If the first did not work but the second you need to adjust your ssh_config.

If you still have problems with that please try to run openMosixview by 
the strace command.
e.g. "strace openmosixview"
Then execute some openMosix-commands or move the sliders. The output of 
the strace would
be intresting and usefull to help you better.

many thanks and stay tuned,

Matt


Andres De Carlo wrote:

> Hello guys:
>
> I am able to connect ssh from either of my nodes without being prompt 
> for a password or either a passphrase, that’s right. Now I have been 
> trying to use the openmosixview and it seems not to do anything, I 
> mean when I try to anything in the configuration window like set the 
> automigration option on or off / talk to other nodes, etc, well seem 
> not to be doing anything, of course now I don’t get prompt for my 
> password which should be fine I guess. And when I try to do like open 
> remote proc doesn’t do anything either, is there something else that I 
> need to configure to make work ssh with X11.
>
> Thanks again for your help.
>
> Andy
>

[Mosixview-user] help

[Andres De C. <la...@us...>]

Hello guys:
 
I am able to connect ssh from either of my nodes without being prompt for a
password or either a passphrase, that's right. Now I have been trying to use
the openmosixview and it seems not to do anything, I mean when I try to
anything in the configuration window like set the automigration option on or
off / talk to other nodes, etc, well seem not to be doing anything, of
course now I don't get prompt for my password which should be fine I guess.
And when I try to do like open remote proc doesn't do anything either, is
there something else that I need to configure to make work ssh with X11.
 
Thanks again for your help.
 
Andy
 

Re: [Mosixview-user] clarification

[Kris B. <ml...@x-...>]

On Thu, 2005-05-12 at 12:29 +0000, Balachandar wrote:
>   
> Sir,
> 
> How can i install openmosix in fedora core3 ? i am struggling for
> that.please help me to come out of it.
> 
Maybe you can tell us what's going wrong and where you are stuck ? 

greetings 

-- 
Kris Buytaert <ml...@x-...>

[Mosixview-user] clarification

[Balachandar <ba...@re...>]

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ng for that.please help me to come out of it.=0A=0ABalachandar=0Asenior res=
earch fellow=0AAnna university=0AChennai=0AIndia=0A=0ABye from,=0ABalson

Re: [Mosixview-user] Temporary File Creation Bug

[Matt R. <mos...@t-...>]

Hi Hubert,

Hubert Chan wrote:

> Cc-ing Rexotec, since they are the ones who discovered this.
>
> Looking at the original message [1], I think this has all been fixed in
> my patches [2] (20-logdirectory.diff and 50-nonodestmp.diff).  At least,
> my patches:
>   - move the openmosixcollector files to /var/lib/openmosixcollector,
>     which can be made to be writable only by root
>   - don't use /tmp/nodes.tmp


:) yep, i think so too. thanks again for those fixes.

btw: i just added the link to your patches-page to the 
openMosixview-download page in a more "public" place.

all the best,

Matt

>
> Can someone from Rexotec confirm that this fixes the issue?
>
> *smacking myself for not noticing earlier that this was a security issue*
>
> [1] http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/394282
> [2] http://uw-dig.uwaterloo.ca/~hy3chan/patches/openmosixview/1.5/
>
> Niels do Vos wrote:
>
>> For the users of openMosixView:
>>        The vulnerability is not very severe. No need to stress, disable
>>        openMosixView or anything like that. Only local users _could_
>>        exploid this bug. As long as your users of the cluster behave,
>>        you're not in trouble. 
>
>
> Don't trust your local users.
>

Re: [Mosixview-user] Temporary File Creation Bug

[Hubert C. <hu...@uh...>]

Cc-ing Rexotec, since they are the ones who discovered this.

Looking at the original message [1], I think this has all been fixed in
my patches [2] (20-logdirectory.diff and 50-nonodestmp.diff).  At 
least,
my patches:
   - move the openmosixcollector files to /var/lib/openmosixcollector,
     which can be made to be writable only by root
   - don't use /tmp/nodes.tmp

Can someone from Rexotec confirm that this fixes the issue?

*smacking myself for not noticing earlier that this was a security 
issue*

[1] http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/394282
[2] http://uw-dig.uwaterloo.ca/~hy3chan/patches/openmosixview/1.5/

Niels do Vos wrote:
> For the users of openMosixView:
>        The vulnerability is not very severe. No need to stress, 
> disable
>        openMosixView or anything like that. Only local users _could_
>        exploid this bug. As long as your users of the cluster behave,
>        you're not in trouble. 

Don't trust your local users.

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[Mosixview-user] Temporary File Creation Bug

[Niels de V. <nix...@us...>]

Hello all,

I am following openMosix development and it's community. Today I
received my weekly mail from SecurityFocus. It mentioned 'Multiple
Insecure Temporary File Creation Vulnerabilities'[1] for openMosixView.
Not finding any messages in the ml-archive, made me send this mail to
the list. Hopefully one of the developers can fix this problem for the
next release and maybe report the fix to SecurityFocus. See the URL for
more details.

For the users of openMosixView:
        The vulnerability is not very severe. No need to stress, disable
        openMosixView or anything like that. Only local users _could_
        exploid this bug. As long as your users of the cluster behave,
        you're not in trouble.=20

This bug is published already, therefore my mail is send to the ml, not
directly to the developers.

Hope I can support the openMosix(View) community like this too. Finally
this message should hopefully lead to writing more secure code.

Furthermore I want to note that I'm not a member of this list. Any
replies need to be CCed to my sf.net address, thanks in advance.

Wish you all a nice day,
--=20
Niels de Vos
nix...@us...

[1] http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/12902/

[Mosixview-user] how contribute ?

[<man...@ya...>]

hello, I am student and I need to make a project on
scalability of clusters and wanted to contribute with
this project creating a tool of I foretell of
scalability, please sendme a mail with comments, thank you

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Incorrect mail --> [Mosixview-user] openmosixprocs turn on zombie]

[<alf...@ce...>]

-------- Mensaje Original --------
Asunto: Re: [Mosixview-user] openmosixprocs turn on zombie
De: alf...@ce...
Fecha: Lun, 3 de Enero de 2005, 9:16 am
Para: <mos...@li...>

>
> ok, no real idea yet but i found
> http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/blfs-support/2003-May/040789.html
> maybe this helps ?

i sorry but this is not the problem :(

> The full-strace when openMosixprocs exits would be helpfull.

well, wen i click on exit button the strace say this

read(3, "\21|360\311\206\257\0 \1\257\0 \1\255\361\f\10\t\0\0\0"...32) =3D
32 (the program put a lot of these lines, diferents but all finished at
32)

Shutdown(3, 2/* send and receive */) =3D 0
close(3)                             =3D 0
close(5)                             =3D 0
close(6)                             =3D 0
exit_group(0)                        =3D 0


*********************************************************************
***                                                             *****
***  The exit_group(0) =3D ? this is the correct strace stdout :) *****
***                                                             *****
*********************************************************************


Anyone have idea how to corrige this problem?=BF=BF?

Tanks and good new year


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Re: [Mosixview-user] openmosixprocs turn on zombie

[<alf...@ce...>]

>
> ok, no real idea yet but i found
> http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/blfs-support/2003-May/040789.html
> maybe this helps ?

i sorry but this is not the problem :(

> The full-strace when openMosixprocs exits would be helpfull.

well, wen i click on exit button the strace say this

read(3, "\21|360\311\206\257\0 \1\257\0 \1\255\361\f\10\t\0\0\0"...32) =3D=
 32
(the program put a lot of these lines, diferents but all finished at 32)

Shutdown(3, 2/* send and receive */) =3D 0
close(3)                             =3D 0
close(5)                             =3D 0
close(6)                             =3D 0
exit_group(0)                        =3D 0


Anyone have idea how to corrige this problem?=BF=BF?

Tanks and good new year

Re: [Mosixview-user] openmosixprocs turn on zombie

[<mos...@t-...>]

Hi back to you,

alf...@ce... wrote:

>Hi, when i try this command "ssh nodo1 /usr/bin/openmosixprocs -display
>localhost:10.0"
>
>this command its ok, the bin openmosixprocs started and work so well, the
>problem start when click on exit button, the program appears exit but ssh
>terminal not return to prompt mode, at this time if i do a "ps -fe" i can
>see that openmosixprocs are "defunct".
>
>How i can resolve this??? because openmosixview execute this action.
>
>
>pd. if y execute strace over the PID i see this exit_group(0)   = ?
>  
>

ok, no real idea yet but i found
http://linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/blfs-support/2003-May/040789.html
maybe this helps ?
The full-strace when openMosixprocs exits would be helpfull.

>
>
>mi cluster is Debian sid // kernel 2.4.26-om
>  
>

wish happy new year party,

Matt

>
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[Mosixview-user] openmosixprocs turn on zombie

[<alf...@ce...>]

Hi, when i try this command "ssh nodo1 /usr/bin/openmosixprocs -display
localhost:10.0"

this command its ok, the bin openmosixprocs started and work so well, the
problem start when click on exit button, the program appears exit but ssh
terminal not return to prompt mode, at this time if i do a "ps -fe" i can
see that openmosixprocs are "defunct".

How i can resolve this??? because openmosixview execute this action.


pd. if y execute strace over the PID i see this exit_group(0)   = ?



mi cluster is Debian sid // kernel 2.4.26-om

Re: [Mosixview-user] Memory reported wrong

[<mos...@t-...>]

Hi Paul, 

really strange. 
Will investage soon and i put it on my task-list for the next version.
I have no systems here with so much RAM so it is really great to
have your detailed error-report. Many thanks.

all the best,

Matt

On Montag 08 November 2004 16:59, Bennett, Paul wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm running openmosix-2.4.24-2 on 16 dual PIII/1GHz machines.  The head
> node has 4 GB of memory and the end nodes have 1 GB each.  I just
> installed openmosixview 1.5 and it reports my head node as having only
> 2047 MB.  Is this some limitation of openmosixview?  Also the memory
> used is at 0 which isn't right either.
>
> /proc/hpc/nodes/1/tmem is 4194304000 and /tmp/openmosixcollector/1 lines
> look like:
>
> 8.10.2004-10.50.47 50 15049 2047 0 2
> (which I assume are timestamp, cpuload, om-speed-rating, memory,
> mem-used and #cpus)
>
> Also via mosmon I see the 4GB, with about 150-200 MB used memory and
> about 2.5 GB used raw memory.
>
> I guessing this is a bug so I'm reporting it.  I'm using openmosixview's
> history capabilities to try and track down hang ups, which of course
> only happen when I'm not watching.
>
> TIA,
>
> Paul Bennett

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The important thing is not to stop questioning.

[Mosixview-user] Memory reported wrong

[Bennett, P. <Pau...@nr...>]

Hi List,
=20
I'm running openmosix-2.4.24-2 on 16 dual PIII/1GHz machines.  The head
node has 4 GB of memory and the end nodes have 1 GB each.  I just
installed openmosixview 1.5 and it reports my head node as having only
2047 MB.  Is this some limitation of openmosixview?  Also the memory
used is at 0 which isn't right either.
=20
/proc/hpc/nodes/1/tmem is 4194304000 and /tmp/openmosixcollector/1 lines
look like:
=20
8.10.2004-10.50.47 50 15049 2047 0 2  =20
(which I assume are timestamp, cpuload, om-speed-rating, memory,
mem-used and #cpus)
=20
Also via mosmon I see the 4GB, with about 150-200 MB used memory and
about 2.5 GB used raw memory.
=20
I guessing this is a bug so I'm reporting it.  I'm using openmosixview's
history capabilities to try and track down hang ups, which of course
only happen when I'm not watching.
=20
TIA,
=20
Paul Bennett

Re: [Mosixview-user] Tracking what users are using the Mosix System

[<mos...@t-...>]

Hi Matt,

On Mittwoch 03 November 2004 23:39, Matt W wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way with openmosixview to produce reports indicating
> what each user on the system is doing, % of cluster their jobs
> are occupying on average by day/week/month/year ?

only for the whole cluster but not separated for each user.
And sorry, i do not know any software which tracks down
usage per user on a cluster ..... another nice thing to develop

>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt
>

all the best,

Matt
-- 
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www	: http://www.openmosixview.com
an openMosix-cluster management GUI

"Believe in your dreams - there is nothing that you can't get done"

[Mosixview-user] Tracking what users are using the Mosix System

[Matt W <mbw@u.washington.edu>]

Hi,

Is there a way with openmosixview to produce reports indicating
what each user on the system is doing, % of cluster their jobs
are occupying on average by day/week/month/year ?

Thanks,

Matt

RE: [Mosixview-user] libmos.so.0 error!!

[Manjunath N <man...@is...>]

yes, it worked, after installing openmosix-tools ... thank you 

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthias Rechenburg [mailto:mos...@t-...]
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 6:44 PM
To: Manjunath N; 'mos...@li...'
Subject: Re: [Mosixview-user] libmos.so.0 error!!


Hi Manjunath,

On Montag 27 September 2004 07:46, Manjunath N wrote:
> Hi,
>    I am trying to install openmosixview 1.5 on a Redhat 7.2 kernel
2.4.7-10
> machine and I get the following error
>
> error : failed dependencies:
> 	libmos.so.0 is needed by openmosixview-1.5-redhat72

you system is missing the required libmos library which you can 
find in the openMosix-tools package 
-> 
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=46729&package_id=3962
7

just install this package and the dependencies should be solved.

>
> Need help on this.
>
> Thank you,
> Manjunath.

howdy,

Matt
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Re: [Mosixview-user] libmos.so.0 error!!

[<mos...@t-...>]

Hi Manjunath,

On Montag 27 September 2004 07:46, Manjunath N wrote:
> Hi,
>    I am trying to install openmosixview 1.5 on a Redhat 7.2 kernel 2.4.7-10
> machine and I get the following error
>
> error : failed dependencies:
> 	libmos.so.0 is needed by openmosixview-1.5-redhat72

you system is missing the required libmos library which you can 
find in the openMosix-tools package 
-> 
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=46729&package_id=39627

just install this package and the dependencies should be solved.

>
> Need help on this.
>
> Thank you,
> Manjunath.

howdy,

Matt
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[Mosixview-user] libmos.so.0 error!!

[Manjunath N <man...@is...>]

Hi,
   I am trying to install openmosixview 1.5 on a Redhat 7.2 kernel 2.4.7-10
machine and I get the following error 
 
error : failed dependencies:
	libmos.so.0 is needed by openmosixview-1.5-redhat72

Need help on this.

Thank you,
Manjunath.

[Mosixview-user] Call For Talks openMosixSummit@Fosdem 2005

[Kris B. <ml...@x-...>]

openMosix Summit 2005 Announced

The 2nd openMosix Community Summit will be held at FOSDEM 2005 the
weekend of February 26 27th in Brussels.

FOSDEM (Free and Open Source Developers' European Meeting) is a free and
non commercial event organized for and by the developer and user
community.  Its goal is to provide Free and Open Source developers and
their user communities a place to:

    * meet with other developers and projects
    * be informed about the latest developments in the Free and Open
Source world
    * attend interesting talks and presentations held project leaders
and developers
    * promote the development and the benefits of Free and Open Source
solutions.

Donations and sponsorships are gratefully accepted, but participation
and attendance are totally *free of charge*.  

As last year, we are planning a half day of talks about openMosix.  We
need volunteers that are willing to share their experiences with
openMosix as formal or informal talks on how they implemented new
features, how and where they use openMosix, ideas for implementations,
or similar topics.  All proposals are welcome. 

Several of the openMosix developers have already confirmed that they
plan to participate in the event!

http://howto.x-tend.be/openMosix-Summit/
-- 
Kris Buytaert <ml...@x-...>

Re: [Mosixview-user] exec: /root/@mosrundir@/mosrun: cannot execute

[Matthias R. <mos...@t-...>]

Hi Ron,

sent some hints to you already ... maybe your spam filter
does not like me ;))
Here i forwared you my suggestions again.
Hope it helps.

all the best,

Matt

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Subject: Re: Problems with openmosixview
Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2004 09:41:41 +0200
From: Matthias Rechenburg <mos...@t-...>
To: Ron Beuger <R.B...@Le...>

Hi Ron,

On Samstag 05 Juni 2004 22:44, you wrote:
> Dear Matt,
>
> I installed the latest rpm versions of openmosix-kernel, the
> openmosix-tools and openmosixview on RedHat 9.0.
> Everything works GREAT!
>
:)) cool, this kind of feedback i like most. Many thanks!
:
> Only one problem arises when I want to execute a program with the open
> MosixView Advanced Execution applet:
> The terminal replies with:
> /bin/runhome: line 25: exec: /root/@mosrundir@/mosrun: cannot execute: =
no
> such file or directory......

ok, this advanced-execution is using ssh/rsh (depends on configuration) t=
o
run a job on a local or remote node by the openMosix-wrapper-scripts
(e.g. "runhome", "mosrun", ...)
You will find this scripts in the openMosix-user-tools package (in /bin d=
ir).
To fix your problem (i guess) you just need to copy those script + user-t=
ools
to every openMosix node in your cluster
(at least those wrapper start-scripts should be in /bin)
Then it should work ;)  (assuming you have passwordless ssh (or rsh)
configured -> needed just for openMosixview, not needed by openMosix

> What am I doing wrong?

;) oh, i guess nothing, just my documentation still needs
to be enhanced

> Thanks for your time, openmosixview is really great.

Nice to hear that you like it and that it is usefull for you :)
Many thanks for your feedback.

> Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, Faculteit der Letteren
> Computer Ondersteunings Groep

May i ask on what kind of project your are working
and how you use (plan to use) openMosix ?

> <mailto:R.B...@Le...>R.B...@Le... /
> <mailto:Ro...@Be...>Ro...@Be...
> <http://www.let.kun.nl/cog>http://www.let.kun.nl/cog
> Tel.: 024-3615866

happy clustering,

Matt
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