Re: [Condor-users] Condor debug output showing my "startd cron" not running because it would be root

[Ian Cottam <Ian.Cottam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think we may have fixed this by running the Condor daemons as user/group
"condor" rather than root.
Will anything stop working by them not being root?
Thanks
-Ian

On 02/12/2011 13:09, "Ian Cottam" <Ian.Cottam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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>>12/02 13:00:08 Classad debug: NO_USER_LOGGED_IN --> UNDEFINED
>>12/02 13:00:08 Classad debug: debug(ifThenElse((NO_USER_LOGGED_IN =?=
>>TRUE) && (KeyboardIdle > 5 * 60) && ((LoadAvg - CondorLoadAvg) <=
>>0.300000) && (CurrentTime - EnteredCurrentState) > 600 && (State ==
>>"Owner" || State == "Unclaimed"), "RAM", "NONE")) --> NONE
>>12/02 13:00:08 allHibernating: resource #1: 'NONE' (0x0)
>>12/02 13:00:08 ERROR: Attempt to initialize user_priv with root
>>privileges rejected
>>12/02 13:00:08 set_user_egid() called when UserIds not inited!
>>12/02 13:00:08 set_user_euid() called when UserIds not inited!
>>12/02 13:00:08 Create_Process: using fast clone() to create child
>>process.
>>12/02 13:00:08 Create_Process(/etc/condor/no-user-logged-in.sh): child
>>failed because PRIV_USER_FINAL process was still root before exec()
>>12/02 13:00:08 Cron: Error running job 'nli'
>>12/02 13:00:08 DaemonCore: No more children processes to reap.
>>
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>The above is what I get when I increase the debugging level.
>Clearly it is a privilege problem that stops my script running to check if
>anyone logged in, but I'm not sure how to fix.
>Ideas?
>
>Thanks!
>-Ian
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