DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:231]
Starting seg process
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:250]
executing command:
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:253]
->/usr/local/globus-4.0.5/libexec/globus-scheduler-event-generator
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:253] ->-s
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:253]
->sge
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:253] ->-t
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,startSegProcess:253]
->1190799979
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,run:128] getting seg
input
DEBUG monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,run:133] Seg input buffer
is not ready
ERROR monitoring.SchedulerEventGenerator [Thread-9,run:198] SEG Terminated
with Fault: globus_xio: Operation was canceled
So, it is the same problem but not the same solution.
globus-scheduler-event-generator is not returning anything so the parsing
can't be complete.
When I saw that, I start editing "seg_sge_module.c" and putting some
printf in :
rp = strptime(fields[0],"%s", &tm);
if (rp == NULL || (*rp) != '\0')
{
printf("Unable to extract timestamp from first field"); //Add by
me
SEG_SGE_DEBUG(SEG_SGE_DEBUG_WARN,
("Unable to extract timestamp from first field in line
'%s'\n",
state->buffer + state->buffer_point));
goto free_fields;
}
and in:
stamp = mktime(&tm);
if (stamp == -1)
{
printf("mktime generated invalid timestamp\n"); //Add by me
SEG_SGE_DEBUG(SEG_SGE_DEBUG_WARN,
("mktime generated invalid timestamp\n"));
goto free_fields;
}
Try that, and tellme how it go.
Sorry the patch didn't work
Good luck and Merry Christmas. ;D
--
Rodolfo E. Edelmann
Lab. Computación
Fac. Cs. Ex.Fis y Nat.
Univ.Nac.Córdoba
