[HTCondor-users] When configuring a new htcondor cluster, is it mandatory to change the server's hostname?

[Aki Ketolainen <akik@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I am setting up a 2-node htcondor v8.2.3 on Microsoft Azure. I am 
setting the htcondor master up on
an existing server, login-server.
It is already running x2go remote desktop server and 389 directory 
server.

.------------.
|login-server|
`------------Â-------------------------.
 |eth0 = 10.1.0.4   (= login-server)   |
 |eth1 = 10.1.0.132 (= htcondor-master)|
 `-------------------------------------Â

I have another node which I would like to use as a htcondor execution 
host, 'htcondor-exec'.

.-------------.
|htcondor-exec|
`-------------`------------------------.
 |eth0 = 10.1.0.133 (= htcondor-exec)  |
 `-------------------------------------Â

I would like to use the hostname login-server for x2go service and 
hostnames htcondor-master and htcondor-exec for the htcondor setup.

I am able to setup the nodes with condor_install but when starting up 
condor_master, it complains that it can not find the
host specific configuration file from under --local-dir. My local 
directory is called var/hosts/htcondor-master and condor_master tries to
open the directory according to the hostname of the server which is 
login-server (i.e. var/hosts/login-server.

I was able to make htcondor work by changing the login-server hostname 
to htcondor-master, by setting CONDOR_HOST = htcondor-master
in etc/condor_config and setting NETWORK_INTERFACE = 10.1.0.132 in 
var/hosts/htcondor-master/condor_config.local.

My question is, is it mandatory to change the hostname of login-server 
to htcondor-master to make htcondor work?

--
Aki