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Re: [Condor-users] OwnerCheck: username?



Michael Yoder wrote:
Sorry it took awhile to get back to you, Cathy.  

Something fishy is going on.  You say that the condor_master was started
as root, but the lines above can _only_ be printed if the schedd isn't
root and it isn't user condor.

- Precisely how was condor started?

Switching user to root and running condor_master from the sbin directory.

- Was it a from a setuid script?  
No, not yet.

- Is CONDOR_IDS set in your config file?  

Yes.  It's set to the UID and GID for condor.

- Is ENV_UG_IDS set in the environment that's starting the condor
master?

No.  What's this?  I coudn't find any references to it.

- What do you see when you do a 'ps -ef | grep condor'?\

root     22700     1  0 Apr22 ?        00:10:31 ./condor_master
root     22701 22700  0 Apr22 ?        00:00:17 condor_schedd -f
root     22702 22700  0 Apr22 ?        00:16:03 condor_startd -f


Cathy



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Mike Yoder
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5/21 01:14:08 OwnerCheck: reject owner: duongduk non-super
5/21 01:14:08 OwnerCheck: username: capfiste, test_owner: duongduk
    

Actually the user running condor_submit is the user that showed up as
"test_owner".  The user listed as "username" is the "owner" of the
    
machine
(local home directory).   But I don't know how condor determines this.
The test_owner, whose home directory is remote and was automounted,
    
was
logged into the "owner's" machine through ssh.  Does condor not allow
anyone not logged into the console to submit jobs?

Yes, condor_master was started as root, and the daemons are running as
root.

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