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Re: [HTCondor-users] How to change Condor's spool, execute, etc. directories?



In this case the condor user's home directory is /var/lib/condor and the special $(TILDE) = /var/lib/condor. LOCAL_DIR is set to $(TILDE) and is used to construct SPOOL and EXECUTE. This all happens in /etc/condor/condor_config.

Best,


matt

On 11/09/2012 06:21 AM, Max Fischer wrote:
Hi Rob,

often settings in condor are internally defined (i.e. a default or
system reference (e.g. the IP)) or reference other variables, so just
searching for the full string isn't very helpful.
It is generally better to look for configuration settings by using the
condor_config_val tool and grepping for a reliable identifier. For example,
$ condor_config_val -dump | grep -i spool
should show you all settings containing spool in either key or value.

Once you know the name of a variable, you can use -verbose to locate it,
e.g.
$ condor_config_val -verbose SPOOL
will show you where the SPOOL variable is currently defined. Note that
this will only show you the last place where it has been defined (e.g.
previous definitions being overwritten are not shown), so you may still
want to grep for it in addition.

The variables for spool and excute folder are
SPOOL
EXECUTE
by the way.

Cheers,
Max


On 11/09/2012 02:35 AM, Rob wrote:

Hi,

My Linux/Fedora-17 system has the default Condor rpm from the Fedora
yum repository.
At present it has Condor version 7.9.1.

The yum install creates the directory /var/lib/condor for all of
Condor's book keeping etc.

I then tried to find out where this directory is set in the Condor
configuration files:
/etc/condor/condor_config
/etc/condor/config.d/*

but there is no mentioning of the /var/lib/condor directory at all.

However, the system has a user "condor" with a home directory
"/var/lib/condor".
Is this how Condor figures out where the spool, execute, etc.
directories are?

Hence, if I want to change the condor book keeping directory, I only
have to change
the home directory of the condor user. Is that correct?

Thanks!

Rob.
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