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Nan Zhu updated SPARK-2404:
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    Description: 
in spark-class and spark-submit 

the SPARK_HOME is set to the present working directory, causing the value of 
already defined SPARK_HOME being overwritten 

we should not overwrite that if SPARK_HOME has been defined


Our scenario

we have a login portal for all the team members to use the spark-cluster, 
everyone gets an account and home directory

spark-1.0 is copied in the root path "/", every account gets a soft link to the 
/spark-1.0 in it's home directory

spark 1.0 is deployed in a cluster, where the user name is different with any 
accounts except one, say "nanzhu", in login portal, 

so when the user runs spark-shell, it always tries to run 
/home/user_account/spark-1.0/bin/compute-class.sh, which does not exist. 

We set a global SPARK_HOME to /home/nanzhu/spark-1.0 globally which is 
consistent with the remote cluster setup, but unfortunately, this is 
overwritten by the spark-class and spark-submit ....





  was:
in spark-class and spark-submit 

the SPARK_HOME is set to the present working directory, causing the value of 
already defined SPARK_HOME being overwritten 

we should not overwrite that if SPARK_HOME has been defined


Our scenario

we have a login portal for all the team members to use the spark-cluster, 
everyone gets an account and home directory

spark-1.0 is copied in the root path "/", every account gets a software link to 
the /spark-1.0 in it's home directory

spark 1.0 is deployed in a cluster, where the user name is different with any 
accounts except one, say "nanzhu", in login portal, 

so when the user runs spark-shell, it always tries to run 
/home/user_account/spark-1.0/bin/compute-class.sh, which does not exist. 

We set a global SPARK_HOME to /home/nanzhu/spark-1.0 globally which is 
consistent with the remote cluster setup, but unfortunately, this is 
overwritten by the spark-class and spark-submit ....






> spark-submit and spark-class may overwrite the already defined SPARK_HOME
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>
>                 Key: SPARK-2404
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-2404
>             Project: Spark
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 1.0.0
>            Reporter: Nan Zhu
>            Assignee: Nan Zhu
>             Fix For: 1.0.1
>
>
> in spark-class and spark-submit 
> the SPARK_HOME is set to the present working directory, causing the value of 
> already defined SPARK_HOME being overwritten 
> we should not overwrite that if SPARK_HOME has been defined
> Our scenario
> we have a login portal for all the team members to use the spark-cluster, 
> everyone gets an account and home directory
> spark-1.0 is copied in the root path "/", every account gets a soft link to 
> the /spark-1.0 in it's home directory
> spark 1.0 is deployed in a cluster, where the user name is different with any 
> accounts except one, say "nanzhu", in login portal, 
> so when the user runs spark-shell, it always tries to run 
> /home/user_account/spark-1.0/bin/compute-class.sh, which does not exist. 
> We set a global SPARK_HOME to /home/nanzhu/spark-1.0 globally which is 
> consistent with the remote cluster setup, but unfortunately, this is 
> overwritten by the spark-class and spark-submit ....



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