Re: [Queue-developers] just "one" more question

[Mark D. <ma...@re...>]

Monica -

Perhaps you can help me. I had to take the queue manager and
related components out so that I could configure Queue on 
Solaris 2.7. Otherwise, when I ran configure, it would
just fail, complaining that I was running a cross-compiler.
Has anyone else had this problem?  Has anyone successfully
built Queue on Solaris2.7?  I'd be very interested as well,
if someone has been able to interoperate between Solaris
and Linux with Queue.

- Mark

Monica Lau wrote:
> 
> On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Federico Ardanaz wrote:
> 
> > 1) task_control seems to do nothing at all!?
> 
> Are you running the task_manager program on each machine as where the
> queue daemons are running?
> 
> I realize that some of the programs may not be working correctly.  My
> apologies, but progress is rather slow at the moment.  I've just updated
> W. Krebs with the new patches.  Hopefully, they'll be up for people to
> download soon.
> 
> These are the necessary steps to run the programs:
> 
> 1) There needs to be a "my_qdir" subdirectory within the standard queue
> directory.  The queue_manager uses the my_qdir directory to store certain
> files.  All of these files, except for one (the "licenses" file) gets
> created by the queue_manager.
> 
> 2) The "licenses" file needs to be in the my_qdir subdirectory.  It stores
> the total number of licenses that users are allowed to use per license
> feature (ie, 10 matlab licenses).  In the updated patches, there is a
> default license called "dummylicense" so that users are not required to
> specify a license(s) in order to run a job, ie, if they just want to do
> something like "queue -- ./a.out".  However, note that the number of
> dummylicenses would limit the total number of jobs that users can
> run.  Users can change this number if they want.  In the current programs,
> I believe that users do have to specify a license.
> 
> 3) In order to view what jobs are running and where they are running,
> users simply have to look at the "status" file within the my_qdir
> directory.  Just a simple "cat my_qdir/status" will do.  In the updated
> patches, the queue_manager updates this status file quite often.
> 
> 4) Some of the variables in the queue_define.h file needs to be updated
> before compilation.  QMANAGERHOST -- change the host name of this variable
> to be the name of the server where the queue_manager will be running
> on.  Also, be sure to update the new directory paths of the variables
> QDIR, AVAILHOSTS, ..., TEMPFILE.
> 
> 5) In order for the task_control program to work correctly, the
> task_manager program must be running on each server where each queue
> daemon is running.
> 
> Please let me know if anything is unclear or if there are any problems.  I
> hope this helps!
> 
> Regards,
> Monica Lau
> 
> > 2) How can I remove (qdel in NQS) batch jobs?
> > 3) How can I know how many jobs are running and where?
> >
> >       Federico Ardanaz
> >
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