Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

Ok, given that your organization has signed the IP agreement, let's go ahead and do it. I'll email you off-list with the read-only SVN URL and password. On Jun 12, 2014, at 5:49 PM, Jaison Mulerikkal wrote: > Hi Ralph, > > You are pointing in the right

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

Hi Jaison Sounds to me like reporting the results into our database wouldn't be particularly useful for either side. We don't have great visualization support for what you have in mind - we just show failures etc, and the reporting tool is really geared towards testing of nightly tarballs. I

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

On Jun 10, 2014, at 7:19 PM, Ralph Castain wrote: > I had a chance to think about this some more, and I'm wondering if this falls > into some new category of "member". Personally, I would really welcome > getting the MTT results from another site as it would expand coverage

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

I had a chance to think about this some more, and I'm wondering if this falls into some new category of "member". Personally, I would really welcome getting the MTT results from another site as it would expand coverage of various environments, something we are beginning to lack. So even if

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

On Jun 2, 2014, at 4:48 PM, Jaison Mulerikkal wrote:Hi Ralph and others,Thanks for your replies. Very useful and encouraging.I have posted the signed copy of Corporate Contributor License Agreement to the address you have given. Hope you can give us access to the

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

I think Ralph and Gilles covered most everything, just let me emphasize a few things: - MTT is simply an engine for running tests and gathering results. Nothing more. - MTT actually only includes a trivial test suite for MPI ("hello world" and "send a message around in a ring"). - In the Open

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

On May 28, 2014, at 10:23 PM, Gilles Gouaillardet wrote: > Jaison, > > please note the ompi-tests repo is password protected > (this is for legal reasons, there is nothing confidential here) > > if you do not already have access to this repo, please ask for it

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

Jaison, please note the ompi-tests repo is password protected (this is for legal reasons, there is nothing confidential here) if you do not already have access to this repo, please ask for it (just send an email to this mailing list, and someone will set this up for you) By the way, do you plan

Re: [MTT users] To run MTT on our cluster

On May 28, 2014, at 8:29 PM, Jaison Mulerikkal wrote: > Hi Ralph, Hello - and welcome! > > Thanks for your previous clarification. > > At our organisation (www.nesi.org.nz) we would like to use MTT for MPI heath > check of our clusters. I actually know some