I am pretty sure of the server's requirement for $HOSTNAME to match the cluster interface IP in /etc/hosts file, and having no other matches earlier in the host file. (hope that's clear enough) This is important for both PBS and Maui to function properly.
Jeremy
At 12:23 PM 10/17/2003, Paul Gray wrote:
On Fri, 17 Oct 2003, Jeremy Enos wrote:
> Peter- > PBS has certain sensitivity to hostname and hosts file relationships. Make > sure the first entry in /etc/hosts which matches whatever "hostname" > returns, is associated w/ the cluster interface. It may also need to be > the first alias on that line (I believe there are several aliases).
I don't think that's sufficient, though. It appears to be that PBS is doing a gethostbyname() instead of searching by /etc/nsswitch.conf ordering (i.e., ignores /etc/hosts).
So while things like "ping pbs_oscar" work fine, "host pbs_oscar" and similar lookups fail on the clients.
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