Re: [Condor-users] condor_config_val doesn't set/retreive custom valuesproperly

[filipdef@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

hi Matthieu,

Don't forget to do a condor_reconfig after a condor_config_val.

I never tried it with a master attribute, only with a startd attribute:

condor_config_val -startd -rset "JCAE_READY = TRUE"
condor_reconfig
condor_config_val -startd JCAE_READY

should work (but going off of memory here, let me know if this still
doesn't work and I'll look it up)

Cheers.
- Filip


> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to set a runtime property on some condor nodes. I used
> condor_config_val on my local node, and after solving a config problem
> (security level was not set) here is what I obtain:
>
> $ condor_config_val -set "JCAE_READY = true"
> Successfully set configuration "JCAE_READY = true" on master
> patrouille.grideads.net <10.251.147.33:40388>.
> $ condor_config_val JCAE_READY
> Not defined: JCAE_READY
>
> Looking at the MasterLog doesn't help me so much:
>
> 7/13 11:16:26 DaemonCore: Command received via TCP from host
> <10.251.147.33:42269>
> 7/13 11:16:26 DaemonCore: received command 60002 (DC_CONFIG_PERSIST),
> calling handler (handle_config())
>
> I also tried with different syntaxes, as I didn't know exactly the
> difference between a macro and an expression in that case (I tried
> JCAE_READY=true, "JCAE_READY : true", JCAE_READY:true, I tried with
> rset, and I tried addressing directly to the schedd, each of these
> solutions giving the same "Successfully set configuration" message and
> "Not Defined" afterward).
>
> Am I doing something wrong ? Is this a problem with my configuration ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Matthieu Cargnelli
>
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