Re: [Condor-users] Condor $(OpSys) and $(Arch) parameter

[kschwarz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi Zach,

 

I have already tested this before you answered and it works.

What I was wondering is if there were anything like OpSys and Arch having unquoted values and that could be used for both purposes.

If not, I have to use this solution here as an alternative.

Thanks,
Klaus

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From: Zachary Miller <zmiller@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 10/30/2009 05:18PM
Subject: Re: [Condor-users] Condor $(OpSys) and $(Arch) parameter

> Any suggestion to conciliate both usages,  WINNT and "WINNT", into only one
> parameter, OpSysGeneric? The same for INTEL and "INTEL" with parameter
> ArchGeneric.

try something like this (i didn't test it):

ArchGenericUnquoted  = INTEL
OpSysGenericUnquoted = WINNT
ArchGeneric  = "$(ArchGenericUnquoted)"
OpSysGeneric = "$(OpSysGenericUnquoted)"
STARTD_ATTRS = ArchGeneric, OpSysGeneric, $(STARTD_ATTRS)

REQUIRE_LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE = False
LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE = \
        $(LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE), \
        \\$(EMBGRIDserver)\grid_env\CONDOR\3-pool\$(POOLNAME)\
condor_config.pool.1.$(OpSysGenericUnquoted)


cheers,
-zach

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