Antwort: [Condor-users] starting out with windows mapped drives

[matthias.m.roehm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi,

just have a look at: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/manual/v6.7.9
/6_2Microsoft_Windows.html.
this may help.

mit freundlichen Grüßen / with kind regards,

Matthias Röhm

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Matthias Röhm, DaimlerChrysler AG, Research Center Ulm,
Department for Data Mining Solutions, RMI/DM
89013 Ulm,  Germany

Phone:               +49 731 505 4864
Email:               mailto:Matthias.M.Roehm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx schrieb am 10.08.2005 11:24:43:

> Condor pool - homogenous windows 2000 PCs.
> I have been trying to get our condor grid started. It works fine when
> sending the example jobs that ship with Condor.
> but the application that we want to run requires a mapped drive (specific
to
> the drive letter I:). I am having problems with the network connections
as
> highlighted below.

> the submit file is just

> universe = vanilla
> executable = dir.bat
> error = test.err
> output = test.out
> log = test.log
> queue

> and the dir.bat file is just (just to show the problem)

> net use y: \\server\shared_directory password /USER:username@domain
> /persistent:no
> dir y:

> when i submit this the output file gives the correct directory listing
but
> the error file gives
> "An error occured while saving your profile. The state of your remembered
> connections has not changed."

> and then the next time I submit the job to the same machine. the error
file
> gives "System error 85 has occurred. The local device name is already in
> use. The referenced account is currently locked out and may not be logged
on
> to."
> and no directory listing gets through.

> if i log on to the machine in question (Even as the user from the bat
file)
> the drive doesnt show up on net use, but if i try to net use to I: it
tells
> me that the local device name is already in use. (Standard windows
> troubleshooting (rebooting the problem machine) gets rid of the symptom)

> I know it is a simple problem but mapped drives are fairly simple with
very
> few options to be able to change and i cant see where to go next.

> Gerard Menezes
> School of Radiation Therapy
> Trinity College Dublin
> gerard.menezes@xxxxxx

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