This is the relevant entry from
NegotiatorLog (with NEGOTIATOR_DEBUG = D_MATCH D_ACCOUNTANT).
04/05/17
13:20:15 About to rotate ClassAd log
/home/condor/spool/Accountantnew.log
04/05/17
13:20:15 failed to rotate log:
safe_open_wrapper(/home/condor/spool/Accountantnew.log.tmp)
returns -1
Greg:
When the condor_negotiator starts up, it compresses the accounting
log by reading this transaction log file (which contains only diffs)
into memory, then writes out a new file with one record per user.
It does this in the traditional, safe, unix way, by reading the old
file, appending to a temp file named Accountantnew.log.tmp, and
atomically renaming the .tmp to the working version. the
condor_negotiator should be running with the euid of condor during
this processing.
On your machine, condor is failing to create the tmp file. Perhaps
the spool directory doesn't have write permission for the condor
user or group? If you su to condor on that machine, can you create
a zero-length file in the spool directory with some random name like
foo?
-greg
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