Hello Werner et al.
Interesting turn of events.
I finally discovered that queued can be run in debug mode.
The interesting thing is that queue will not work unless queued is running
in debug mode.
Running queued normally results in errors such as:
<render0:buckley> /usr/local/queue/bin/queue -i -w -n -v -- hostname
Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "render0"...
Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "render1"...
Queue: Failed to submit job to queue "now".
<render0:buckley> /usr/local/queue/bin/queue -v -- hostname
Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "render0"...
Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "render1"...
Queue: Failed to submit job to queue "now".
However, running 'queued -D &' results in:
<render0:buckley> /usr/local/queue/bin/queue -v -- hostname
Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "render0"...
Requesting load average for queue "now" on host "render1"...
Trying "render0"...
Going to submit job to queue "now" on host "render0".
queue.c: main(): tty(in/out/err): 1 1 1.
render0
<render0:buckley> /usr/local/queue/bin/queue -- hostname
render0
So, why must debug be running for queued to work???
I will continue to play with this (and maybe try Monica's stuff soon).
-Buckley
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