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Re: [HTCondor-users] Condor is still writing temp data to Condor is still writing temp data to /var/opt/condor even though I specified otherwise



On 1/8/2018 4:55 PM, Todd Tannenbaum wrote:
On 1/8/2018 4:25 PM, Mobley, Nate (Millennium) wrote:
Thanks. They were not overwritten, Ive already triple checked that. Can
I run “condor_config_val -v execute” from my head node? That is the only
one I am able to log into (I don’t know the IP addresses of the compute
nodes).


If by "head node" you mean the HTCondor Central Manager, then yes, you can use condor_config_val to view configuration settings for any node in your compute pool (unless your installation changed the default authorization rules).

You will want to use
   condor_config_val -v -startd -name <name_of_execute_node> <name_of_config knob>

So to see your execute nodes, enter "condor_status", and then use a name you see there with condor_config_val.

So for example, the sample session below tells me my execute nodes apparently have EXECUTE undefined, which
means they will use the default value of $(LOCAL_DIR)/execute, and LOCAL_DIR
is set to /var in condor_config.global on line 26.


   $ condor_status -wide | head
   Name                               OpSys      Arch   State     Activity     LoadAv Mem      ActvtyTime

   slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx              LINUX      X86_64 Unclaimed Idle          0.000   43883  0+05:13:41
   slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx              LINUX      X86_64 Unclaimed Idle          0.000   43883  0+05:13:41
   slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx              LINUX      X86_64 Unclaimed Idle          0.000   43883  0+05:13:41
   ...

   $ condor_config_val -v -startd -name slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx EXECUTE
   EXECUTE =
    # at: /etc/condor/condor_config.global, line 44
    # raw: EXECUTE =
    # default: $(LOCAL_DIR)/execute

   $ condor_config_val -v -startd -name slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx EXECUTE

Meant this line to be

condor_config_val -v -startd -name slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx LOCAL_DIR

regards,
Todd



   LOCAL_DIR = /var
    # at: /etc/condor/condor_config.global, line 26
    # raw: LOCAL_DIR = /var


Hope the above helps
Todd


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