Jim. thanks. Yes something did go awry with installation. I had done
All the 'is it plugged in' checks you suggest (I had initially had an issue
with the passwordless ssh). In the end, the problem turned out to be that
I must have been logged in as root at some point during the install because
various directories were owned by root (e.g. the log dir) and could not
be rwx by user ducc. Chown fixed the problem.
-Dan
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Dan,
I need more information. The lack of logs tells me something went
awry with the
installation.
First off, some 'is it plugged in' checks -
- did you run ducc_post_install error free?
- if you run check_ducc -c does it show errors, or clean configuration?
- do you have passwordless ssh set up?
To verify, ssh to your ducc userid on your centos machine; it
should work without a
password prompt. This is a necessary check even if you only
have one machine, and
is the most common cause of this problem for me (because I
disable ssh on my
laptop when I'm not testing DUCC on it and forget!)
Jim
On 11/18/14, 3:37 PM, Dan Heinze wrote:
> I've read the "DUCC stuck Waiting for Resources on Amazon..." thread.
> I have a similar problem. I did my first install of DUCC yesterday on a
> CentOS 6.5 VM with 9GB RAM. No problems with the install. ./start_ducc -s
> seems to work fine, but when I look at ducc-mon Reservations, I find that
> Job Driver is stuck "Waiting for Resources", I have given it hours, but it
> just stays stuck there. Also, nothing is being written to the logs... the
> ${DUCC_HOME}/logs directory is empty. Any help will be appreciated.
>
> -Dan
>
