It's not really a script that does the cp, but rather the "mother superior" (execution host) from where the job started. It copies it from the nfs mounted spool directory (user's homedir) to the submission point (also mounted).
You have to submit from a writeable location in order to get output files written back out of course.
Jeremy
At 01:31 PM 11/21/2002 -0800, Gotner, James wrote:
Jeremy, Which script has the cp command to copy those spooled files to their final location, and what is the final location supposed to be? Maybe permissions for the destination dir arent correctly set, since the job is being run as as 'user' and not 'root', I would presume that the dir would have to be world readable/writable. Also, I tried a 'locate shelltest' (after the locate db was updated), and nothing was found. Thanks.Readers, One correction to make, so nobody gets confused... In my previous post, i mentioned the pbs_script.shell script checking for .err and .out files, when I meant the 'test_cluster' shell script. James Gotner Systems Support Specialist Security Certified Network Professional A+ Hardware/Software, Linux+, Network+, i-Net+ Certified Professional Certified Internet Webmaster Associate www.cybersecurityschool.com -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Enos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 1:20 PM To: Gotner, James; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Re: [Oscar-users] Output from test_cluster script incorrect James- The ER and OU files are temporary spooling files, and they get copied by PBS to the .err and .outs, or whatever the job tells them to be named... if the .ER and .OU files are still hanging around, then a cp must be failing somewhere... have another look with that in mind and let me know if you find anything. Jeremy At 04:18 PM 11/20/2002 -0800, Gotner, James wrote: >Hello, > > I have the latest version of Oscar installed on RedHat Linux 8.0. My >problem is when I run the test 'test_cluster_as_root' is the 'Simple PBS >Shell job fails'. I have looked to see what the script does and from what I >can tell, the output should be the hostnames for the nodes, then 'Hello, the >date is...' then the script should exit if successful. Well in >'pbs_server.shell', I noticed that the script checks for *.err and/or *.out >files, but when I find the actual output files, they are listed as <job >number>.<master node>.ER and *.OU, and the ER (error files i presume) are >empty, and the output files seem to have the correct information, also, the >queue is empty, so I guess that the job completes -- I am assuming that the >file extensions are incorrect, and I am wondering what script I would have >to change to get the output file extensions to appear correctly, or any >suggestions on things to check, etc. BTW: everything seems to work, as i can >run cexec with hostname and date and all the nodes return the proper >information... Thanks for any help. > >James Gotner > >Systems Support Specialist > >Security Certified Network Professional >A+ Hardware/Software, Linux+, Network+, i-Net+ Certified Professional >Certified Internet Webmaster Associate >www.cybersecurityschool.com > > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This SF.net email is sponsored by: The Sourceforge Network Survey >Take Our Survey and You Could Win a $500 Gift Certificate! >http://ugamsolutions.com/psurvey/osdn/SourceForge/index_sourceforge.htm >_______________________________________________ >Oscar-users mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oscar-users
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