Re: [Condor-users] Checkpoint server housekeeping

[Paula Marti­nez <pmart@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi!,
Yes I think you're right. Have you configured a Checkpoint Server? If so,
I need your help. I followed the manual, but it is not working. The Ckpt
server says :
Sending ckpt server ad to collector...
And nothing else, if I use condor_checkpoint -all to force checkpointing,
nothing happens.
Any ideas?



> I'm addressing cleaning up leftover crud in checkpoint server spool
> dirs, and see in the manual
>
> http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/manual/v7.0/3_8Checkpoint_Server.html#SECTION00482000000000000000
>
> a mention of  sbin/condor_cleanckpts, which doesn't seem to exist in
> any of my installations.
> Maybe just a documentation update needed..
>
>
> In src/condor_ckpt_server/WISDOM, it suggests housekeeping checkpoint
> servers with a
> 	find *.*.*.*/* -atime +${time} -exec ls -l {} \; -exec rm {} \;
>    and crossing one's fingers.
>
> It seems to me that one could probably query to see if a job still
> exists by parsing the file name, and then be fairly sure the job isn't
> still around. Before I write such a tool, does anybody else have any
> wisdom to share about housekeeping checkpoint servers?
>
> -Preston
>
>
> --
> Preston Smith  <psmith@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Systems Research Engineer
> Rosen Center for Advanced Computing, Purdue University
>
>
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Ing. Paula Marti­nez
ITU - Redes y Telecomunicaciones