Re: [Condor-users] Condor errno 10061

[Maxim kovgan <maxim.kvg@xxxxxxxxx>]

Finch, Ralph wrote:
> condor -version
> $CondorVersion: 6.8.3 Jan  5 2007 $
> $CondorPlatform: INTEL-WINNT50 $
>
> A pool of 46 Windows machines.
>
> A spot check of start logs in the pool shows a lot of this:
>
> 11/7 14:35:01 (pid:1884) Failed to start non-blocking update to
> <136.200.32.XXX:9618>.
> 11/7 14:40:01 (pid:1884) attempt to connect to <136.200.32.XXX:9618>
> failed: connect errno = 10061 connection refused.
> 11/7 14:40:01 (pid:1884) ERROR: SECMAN:2003:TCP connection to
> <136.200.32.XXX:9618> failed

It pretty much says the error:

the TCP connection to 136.200.32.XXX:9618 has failed, because the host 
has refused the connetion.

Please check you know what mean all the
HOSTALLOW_* variables,

and you've added your machines to the proper list.
It is described in this section of the manual:
3.6.10 Host-Based Security in Condor

Regards,
M.





> XXX being the central manager.  However jobs seem to submit and run OK,
> nevertheless I'd like to fix the underlying error.  Search through
> archives didn't reveal any clues I could use, anybody have some insight?
>
> Ralph Finch, P.E.
> California Dept. of Water Resources
> Delta Modeling Section, Bay-Delta Office
> Room 215-13
> 1416 9th Street
> Sacramento CA  95814
> 916-653-7552
> rfinch@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
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