Re: [HTCondor-users] StartLog Error

[Todd Tannenbaum <tannenba@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mike, another idea re the below....


Although you did not tell us what platform you are using, it looks from 
the logs like you are using a Mac, and it looks like you are struggling 
a bit to install HTCondor on a Mac.  If so, one option is to install 
HTCondor via MacPort.  I am not a Mac person, but supposedly MacPort 
makes installing software correctly on a Mac very easy (similar to RPMs 
on Linux).  Follow this URL if interested:


http://fumodibit.blogspot.com/2013/05/installing-and-configuring-personal.html

regards,
Todd



On 5/28/2014 2:28 PM, Todd Tannenbaum wrote:
> On 5/28/2014 2:12 PM, Mike Ferraco wrote:
> > I receive this error in my StartLog each time I start condor_master on an
> > execute machine.
> >
> > *** Last 20 line(s) of file
> > /Users/condor/HTCondor/local.highland/log/StartLog:
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: auto, Swap: auto, Disk: auto
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: 1024, Swap: 12.50%, Disk: 12.50%
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: auto, Swap: auto, Disk: auto
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: 1024, Swap: 12.50%, Disk: 12.50%
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: auto, Swap: auto, Disk: auto
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: 1024, Swap: 12.50%, Disk: 12.50%
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: auto, Swap: auto, Disk: auto
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: 1024, Swap: 12.50%, Disk: 12.50%
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: auto, Swap: auto, Disk: auto
> > slot type 0: Cpus: 1, Memory: 1024, Swap: 12.50%, Disk: 12.50%
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot1: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot2: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot3: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot4: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot5: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot6: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot7: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 slot8: New machine resource allocated
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 WARNING: /Users/condor/HTCondor/local.highland/execute
> > root-squashed or not condor-owned: requiring world-writability
> > 05/28/14 15:09:25 ERROR "chmod exec path
> > (/Users/condor/HTCondor/local.highland/execute),
> > errno: 1 (Operation not permitted)" at line 165 in file
> > /Volumes/MacintoshHD2/condor/slot1/dir_56609/userdir/src/
> > condor_startd.V6/util.cpp
> >
> > Can anyone help identify the source of this issue?
>
> At first blush, it looks like whatever directory you specified as
> LOCAL_DIR in your condor_config file is living on a shared fileserver
> (such as NFS).  Try to make it a subdirectory on your local disk.  If
> you cannot (i.e. your machine does not have much local disk, or is
> diskless), then make sure the ownership of this directory is "condor"
> and/or the permissions are 01777.  I.e. ls -l should look like this:
>
> ingwe.cs.wisc.edu{tannenba}8: ls -ld `condor_config_val execute`
> drwxrwxrwt 2 condor condor 4096 Dec  8  2011 /scratch/condor/execute/
>
>
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Todd Tannenbaum <tannenba@xxxxxxxxxxx> University of Wisconsin-Madison
Center for High Throughput Computing   Department of Computer Sciences
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