Am 04.04.2012 um 12:45 schrieb Ursula Winkler: > Reuti wrote: >> This is also some kind of personal taste. Some prefer classic spooling as >> you can check all the information of a job as they are just stored as text >> files. And it even handles a large number of nodes before it gets >> performance problems. Maybe Chris can make a statement about it as he runs >> large clusters with classic spooling IIRC. >> > Hmm, but it has obviously nothing to do with my spooling problem I guess. I > asked another university. They use the same Berkeley DB as I do and they have > not that problem. You have much experience with the SGE. Do you think I > should compile and install another version? >> You tried a file in / and it's working then, e.g. copy "/bin/true" to >> "/true"? >> > Yes, with /true it works then. But not with "startmpi.sh" --> /stamp. There I > get "got wrong number of arguments". Probably because it does see only the > first 6 characters and not "-catch_rsh $pe_hostfile".
Yes, it expects exactly one argument: $pe_hostfile (besides any number of options prefixed by a dash). So the complete string specified for start_proc_args is limited this number of characters. To be honest: I have no clue for the cause of this issue, it never happened to me anywhere before. -- Reuti _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
