James, There is no mention about username or password in OMPI. I guess one of the applications used in the process, either the ssh or the ipconfig.exe is missing the current context to be executed without a higher level of credentials.
Can you execute ipconfig.exe once connected through ssh without having to provide the username and password? If yes, can you execute hostname through mpirun instead of ipconfig.exe? george. On Feb 6, 2012, at 19:05 , James Torossian wrote: > Hi all, > I am trying to setup Open-MPI across two Windows 7 machines with UAC disabled > …… > > Cygwin with OpenSSH is installed, and I can successfully ssh to each machine > without entry of username and password: > > JimT@JimT-PC ~ > $ ssh NanoOneQuad > Last login: Tue Feb 7 01:42:02 2012 from jimt-pc > > JimT@NanoOneQuad ~ > $ > > Regardless of this, mpirun insists on asking for a username and password; > then asks to save credentials, but if selected, responds with not > implemented. If saving credentials is not selected, then I can see that the > task starts on the other machine (in task manager) and that the task runs to > completion OK: > > JimT@JimT-PC ~ > $ mpirun -H NanoOneQuad ipconfig.exe > connecting to NanoOneQuad > username:JimT > password:************** > Save Credential?(Y/N) y > [JimT-PC:03784] This feature hasn't been implemented yet. > > JimT@JimT-PC ~ > $ mpirun -H NanoOneQuad ipconfig.exe > connecting to NanoOneQuad > username:JimT > password:************** > Save Credential?(Y/N) n > > JimT@JimT-PC ~ > $ > > Please let me know what I have missed. I have gone through the FAQs and have > rebuilt the windows version but can’t seem to get past this. > > Thanks and best regards, > Jim > > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > us...@open-mpi.org > http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/users
