Re: [Queue-developers] some questions

[QingLong <qin...@Bo...>]

On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 12:14:41PM +0100, Gert Van den Eynde wrote:
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> and using the verbose option from queue gives me this:
>
> ---
> Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "fermi"...
> The host "fermi"is not able to serve queue "now".
> Failed to submit job in queue "now" to host "fermi".
> ---
>
> However, if I start queued in debug mode (queued --debug), I get this from queue --verbose ....
>
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> Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "fermi"...
> Host "fermi" appears to be able to serve queue "now".
> Ok, connecting to QueueD at it.
> Trying "fermi"...
> Going to submit job to queue "now" on host "fermi".
> queue.c: main(): tty(in/out/err): 1 1 1.
> queued handle.c handle(): going to try to run "hostname".
> queued handle.c handle(): assembled full path: "/bin/hostname".
> queued handle.c handle(): going to execve(/bin/hostname).
> fermi
> ---
>
   I believe, I know what's happening.
 IMHO, the problem matter is ``having a sleep() before going to job''
 code in queued.c (approx line 890) which is skipped in debug mode.
 It looks like the code isn't elaborate and isn't working as it ought to.
 I have already pointed this problem out here. The only known solution
 by now is: wait for a while (to be precise: sleeptime) and queued will
 wake up and start working. Please, tell me if my guess is correct.

      QingLong.