Re: [gridengine users] Configuration management

I am already generating templates, so I do not know yet if I switch to the direct command line or no. Anway, that is perfect. Thanks ! 2016-06-30 14:32 GMT+02:00 Reuti : > Hi, > > > How ? > > > > To add the node, I think it is: > > qconf -ae $exechostname > > > > But

Re: [gridengine users] Configuration management

Hi, > How ? > > To add the node, I think it is: > qconf -ae $exechostname > > But how to add it to host list without any interactive (term/display) way (I > am doing it remotely through SSH or salt). $ qconf -aattr hostgroup hostlist node01 @intel2670 reuti@login modified "@intel2670" in host

Re: [gridengine users] Configuration management

Hello Reuti, 2016-06-30 12:27 GMT+02:00 Reuti : > Hi, > > > Am 30.06.2016 um 10:57 schrieb Rémy Dernat : > > > > Hi, > > > > So I created a formula to add a node. This part work on the exec node. I > created a tar file, source settings.{c,sh} and

Re: [gridengine users] Configuration management

Hi, So I created a formula to add a node. This part work on the exec node. I created a tar file, source settings.{c,sh} and copied sgeexecd to /etc/init.d/ However, now, I am trying to add the exec node on the server side. My exec node will also be a submit host; Here is what I think need to be

Re: [gridengine users] Configuration management

On Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 11:06:44AM +0200, R??my Dernat wrote: >Hi, >I am using SGE for some years now. I install my nodes through rocks >cluster with images. However, since Rocks is based on a old version of >CentOS, which is older than the last fedora or RedHat, we think about >

Re: [gridengine users] Configuration management

Hi, > Am 28.06.2016 um 11:06 schrieb Rémy Dernat : > > Hi, > > I am using SGE for some years now. I install my nodes through rocks cluster > with images. However, since Rocks is based on a old version of CentOS, which > is older than the last fedora or RedHat, we think

[gridengine users] Configuration management

Hi, I am using SGE for some years now. I install my nodes through rocks cluster with images. However, since Rocks is based on a old version of CentOS, which is older than the last fedora or RedHat, we think about moving to a debian base cluster, because we don't need certified stuff (eg. for IB