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I GOT IT WORKING!! Thanks to everyone for your help. In the end, what really helped me was
setting ALL_DEBUG = D_FULLDEBUG in condor_config. This showed me what the
real problem was. It was a strange issue caused by condor checking if the
windows firewall was enabled … and a few other minor issues. The
firewall issue actually caused a 10 minute delay in starting the other condor
services (condor_collector.exe, etc). Here is what I had to do to actually get
condor working: 1.
Installed
the windows 6.7.9 condor package (ignored errors about condor_config.local) 2.
Converted
condor_config.local from unix to dos format (I did this by opening it in
wordpad and clicking save) 3.
Changed
all ‘/’ in paths to ‘\’ in condor_config and
condor_config.local (not really necessary because windows is forgiving, but it
IS incorrect anyway as it was) 4.
Added
two constants to condor_config.local to fix the firewall issue (this was
crucial to get things to work) a. ADD_WINDOWS_FIREWALL_EXCEPTION = FALSE b. WINDOWS_FIREWALL_FAILURE_RETRY = 10 5.
Restarted
Condor service (It Worked!) BTW, I also had to convert the examples
from unix to dos. Thanks again for everyone’s help. John Alberts From:
condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of John Alberts Has anyone had any luck using Condor on Windows 2003 Server
with/without sp1 as a central manager? I tried, but it didn’t
work. It was my first attempt at using condor, so maybe it was user
error? J BTW, my Win2k3 machine is also a DC. Thanks John Alberts |