Hi Stephan,
Am 22.02.2011 um 09:43 schrieb Stephan Riedel:
> thank you for your reply.
> No, I'm using a version of $SGE_ROOT/util/install_modules/inst_template.conf
> adapted to my setup together with the ./inst_sge -x -auto <templatefile>
> command. (Sorry for my improper description!) After adding the exec host as
> admin host this works pretty good, I have to do nothing than run this command.
> Now my problem is, that my newly added host always ends up in the @allhosts
> group, but I want it in the, say, @myhosts group.
> Is the only way to change the default group, as proposed by Hung-Shen, or is
> there another way since the interactive installation asks you in which
> group/queue the exec host should be?
If you want it to a different group automatically: yes. If you don't want to
add it at all, you could commant out the lines "AddQueue" in ./inst_sge at two
locations.
Sure, this could be improved to add the new exechost to a different hostgroup /
queue which is defined in the template. It doesn't look to convoluted to
implement it though. For now:
$SGE_BIN/qconf -aattr hostgroup hostlist $exechost @allhosts
$SGE_BIN/qconf -aattr queue slots "[$exechost=$slots]" all.q
isn't tested for a proper return code in inst_execd.sh, means it will simply
fail if there is no @allhosts or all.q.
-- Reuti
> The thing is:
> As soon as I add a new host, there will be jobs assigned to it. But I want
> them only to execute the jobs of a certain queue.
>
> Thank you for you help in advance!
>
> Regards,
> Stephan
>
> On 02/21/2011 06:54 PM, Reuti wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Am 21.02.2011 um 18:05 schrieb Stephan Riedel:
>>
>>> I'm using the automated installation with my grid engine (Sun Grid Engine
>>> 6.2u5).
>>> So far everything works fine, but now I was wondering, if there is any way
>>> to assign an automatic installed execution host to a certain
>>> queue/hostgroup right from the start? Until now, always when I install an
>>> execution host, it is added to all.q via the @allhosts group and then I
>>> have to move it.
>> you mean you install with ./install_execd? It's sufficient to bypass it and
>> to a) mount /usr/sge, b) copy sge_execd.p6444 to /etc/init.d, c) install
>> links to start the daemon automactically by a reboot d) start the daemon
>> one time by hand - only necessary step on the server is to add this machine
>> as administrative host beforehand (`qconf -ah ...`) [adjust to your paths].
>>
>> If you want to stay with the install script: define a hostgroup on your own
>> and disregard the @allhosts group in any queue defintion.
>>
>> -- Reuti
>>
>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Greeting,
>>> Stephan
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