On Mon, 14 Feb 2005, Darryl Cook wrote:
> Actually I see in the condor_q that the job completes but I get no
> output from the /bin/ls command. I dont see any errors though to
give
> me a clue as to why. I did find an article though on the condor
site
> that says shell scripts wont run unless the Condor administrator has
> opted to do a full install of condor_compile. Begin that Condor
> Administrator :-) I dont really know whether that is the case or
not.
> I do know that if I say condor_compile /bin/sh <shell script> that I
> get a usage statement back saying to use gcc, cc etc etc..so I am
> thinking maybe that is why it isnt giving me any output back on the
> /bin/ls executable.
Are you also capturing the error for the job? Is it empty as well?
> I ran the fib example a little differently putting in the universe
and
> globuscheduler commands. What if I run it with the following which
did
> run successfully:
>
> Executable = fibonacci
> globusscheduler = node1.cs.appstate.edu/jobmanager-fork
> universe=globus
> Output = fib.out
> Log = foo.log
> Queue 1
>
> would this imply that condor-g ran successfully or if not how do I
test
> it ??
Did fib.out contain the output you expected?
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