Did you refresh the Services page? Ensure that the Users field is empty (except for the hint)? Also try $DUCC_HOME/bin/ducc_services --query
Reservations made by the "System" user are for internal use. ~Burn On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 3:21 PM, Lou DeGenaro <lou.degen...@gmail.com> wrote: > It should always be the case that if you successfully "ducc_services > --register..." a service it should appear on the ducc-mon Services page. > When you click on the Id for a Service you should see zero of more > deployments, each Running instance corresponding to an O/S process. > > If you ever want to run DUCC Jobs you need to have the JobDriver > Reservation. > > Lou. > > On Wed, Jul 19, 2017 at 11:53 AM, Osborne, John David (Campus) < > ozb...@uab.edu> wrote: > > > I have (according the log files in $HOME/ducc/logs) started as registered > > service successfully via ducc_services. I can see the process running via > > the ps command, but it does not appear in the webserver under the > services > > section. Is this because I am running ducc anonymously using > > active-ducc-unsecure.xml? I did not implement a pinger for this service, > > but I assume that since it is an AS service a default pinger will be > > provided for me. I'm guessing only services with pingers appear in the > > service page on the ducc webserver...? > > > > I also noticed a reservation in DUCC, dating back to when I first > > installed DUCC with an ID of 0. It is of class JobDriver, from the system > > user, is in the state Assigned with 0 user processes and does not have > the > > option for termination. Is this some reservation I created errorenously > or > > is this standard on all ducc systems? I would like to cancel it if I > don't > > need it, it taking up 2 GBS of memory. > > > > Thanks for any help, > > > > -John > > >
