Re: [Condor-users] Error description

[Matthew Farrellee <matt@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hopefully this isn't way off, because it is strange that the stderr log 
would have anything in it if the job was not run. Maybe you have a user 
job wrapper or something.

Anyway, quickly, transfer_executable means that you are going to rely on 
the executable being present on the executing machine. I would be wary 
of relying on PATH being setup, especially if you are submitting from 
Windows.

Try changing "executable = echo" to "executable = /bin/echo"

Best,


matt

Sónia Liléo wrote:
> Hi!
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> I am submitting the following simple job,
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> universe = vanilla
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> requirements = (OpSys == "LINUX" && Arch == "X86_64")
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> executable = echo
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> arguments = hello
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> transfer_executable = false
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> log = Run_condor.log
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> output = Run_condor.out
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> error = Run_condor.err
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> queue
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> The Run_condor.err results on the following message,
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> File not found
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> Which file is this message referring to?
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> Is it possible to get from Condor a more detailed error description?
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> (My submit machine is running Windows and the execute node runs Linux opsys)
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