Re: [Condor-users] Has use of regexps with condor_status changed between 7.4 and 7.7?

[Rob <spamrefuse@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012 09:08:23, Matthew Farrellee wrote:

On 03/19/2012 02:20 AM, Todd Tannenbaum wrote: 
On 3/18/2012 8:41 PM, Rob wrote: 
>On Sat, 17 Mar 2012 09:46:49, Lukas Slebodnik wrote: 
>>We have installed Condor 7.6.5 and your command 
>>>did not also output anything.
>
>But I tried some modifications of your command.
>
>Next command will output both MyAddress and replaced IP address
>condor_status -f "%s " MyAddress -f "%s \n" 'regexps("<([^:]+):\d+>",
MyAddress, "\1")'
>
>So workaroud for you could be
>condor_status -f "" MyAddress -f "%s \n" 'regexps("<([^:]+):\d+>",
MyAddress, "\1")'
> Thank you, this indeed works......but I can't believe this is then the
new "official" way of achieving this.
Your suggestion looks more like a work-around of a newly introduced bug
in the condor_status command..... 
>Indeed, I think it is a bug, and I think I may have an idea what is
happening... I just created a developer ticket about this, see https://condor-wiki.cs.wisc.edu/index.cgi/tktview?tn=2896 If I guessed right re what is going on (fingers crossed), it should be
an easy fix. Thanks for letting us know,
Todd 
> Until the fix, a cleaner way to workaround is w/ -attributes. 
>
> Matt


I have tried "-attributes" but it does not work they way I expect.

It seems to work only when also used with "-l" or "-long", otherwise condor_status will just output its standard output. When used with "-long", I get some unexpected attributes as unwanted bonus, for example:

$ condor_status -l -attributes MyAddress


MyType = "Machine"
MyAddress = "<105.125.228.61:1048>"
TargetType = "Job"
CurrentTime = time()

MyType = "Machine"
MyAddress = "<105.125.228.68:1047>"
TargetType = "Job"
CurrentTime = time()


Why do I also get "MyType", "TargetType", and "CurrentTIme", if they are not listed as "-attributes"?


More importantly: I don't understand how to use the attribute flag in order to achieve my original goal:

condor_status -f "%s " MyAddress -f "%s \n" 'regexps("<([^:]+):\d+>", MyAddress, "\1")'


which only displays a list of IP numbers.


Thank you.

Rob.