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Zhijie Shen resolved YARN-477.
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    Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
    
> MiniYARNCluster: When container executor script fails to launch App Master, 
> NM logs error, but Client doesn't get signaled to kill the job
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>                 Key: YARN-477
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YARN-477
>             Project: Hadoop YARN
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Eli Reisman
>            Assignee: Zhijie Shen
>
> I have been porting Giraph to YARN (GIRAPH-13 is the issue) and when I launch 
> my App Master, if the container command line runs it successfully, any 
> failure in the App Master or my launched Giraph Tasks promptly reports to 
> Client and ends my job run. However, if the command line sent to the app 
> master container fails to launch it at all, the error exit code is not 
> propagating. My client hangs with the job at containersUsed == 1 and state == 
> ACCEPTED for as long as you want to sit and wait before CTRL-C'ing your way 
> out.
> Disclaimer: this could be my fault. But I wanted to throw it out there in 
> case its not. I also (when this happens) not getting error logs since the app 
> master never launched, so I really have no visibility into why it failed to 
> launch. I am sure its not launching, but the client IS sending the app 
> request, getting a container for my AM, and I see the command line run on the 
> container in my logs. Thats all.
> Thanks! If this is a dup or "won't fix" for some reason, let me know and 
> sorry for wasting your time!

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