I believe I cheated and used /etc/rc.d/rc.local ... have to chmod +x it
first.
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Yes, you need to add a signalhandler to your STAX job definition. For
example, here was mine:
"STAXPythonEvaluationError\n\n%s" %
STAXPythonEvalMsg
"Try using methods like pprint.pprint
(anObject) for printing out objects that you think should be here.\n
From: Sharon Lucas/Austin/IBM
To:
Hello,
Occasionally, our STAX server gets into a position where even if I tell it
to terminate a job, the job ends up still running:
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ot; /f
If you run on Windows 2000, some of the reg commands are slightly
different.
Also, you will probably have to escape the backslash char - at least I did
- in your commands in STAX, if you're using STAX, e.g.:
&#
mmand
in the background, it returns the PID) or by getting it from a running
process list.
Paul Ellsworth
IBM
From: "Ba
The method we use to "queue" our on-build-ready testing is having a
separate pool (using Resource Pools) of dedicated test machines for that
purpose. The builds then have to request a machine from that pool. If
another job is running on those machines, the new job will have to wait
until a machi
aron Lucas/Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/Sa
machine anymore, but STAF/STAX is
still waiting for it.
From: Paul Ellsworth/San
We use STAF/STAX for testing, so this particular problem is in a STAX test
"server" -> STAF "client" situation.
Occasionally, I get a hung process... what seems to happen is that the
command returns, but for whatever reason, the STAX machine doesn't get the
return. Normally, this wouldn't be to
Would the STAF ResPool service work instead? It allows you to cancel a
waiting request...
- Paul E.
From: "Hernandez, Alejandro"
To: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
Cc: staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: 04/
Hello,
I encountered a machine, while installing STAF, that has Windows 2000 on
E: ... so I installed STAF to E: as well. It installed fine, and if I
simply run stafproc.exe, it starts fine.
However, when going through the staf-as-a-windows-service instructions, a
message pops up saying that S
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From: Sharon Lucas/Austin/IBM
To: Joseph J Veilleux/Lexington/i...@ibmus
Cc: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
Cc: staf-users@lists.sourc
Hello,
I sometimes have strange python (/jython... I will probably refer to it as
python though...) variable issues - e.g., it values from one variable end
up in another variable for whatever reason, or a class somehow gets messed
up and Python complains that an instance of class X does not have
infrastructure as well... so, for example, if we install Linux, we have the
option of having the STAF installation script run as a post-install script.
If you have an NFS share that's attached to all your network machines, it
makes it much easier. :) At least on UNIX-type systems.
Paul Ells
ough the
process service though...
Paul
From: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/IBM
To:
(trimmed history off)
Hello,
It looks like this issue is still happening. This time I did *not* reboot
the system and it showed up. This is with staf 3.3.5 (fresh installation),
and there were no tty errors. I haven't looked for java errors in any logs
yet...
The test was running along fine
From: David Bender/Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
ead:
Error opening /dev/tty, errno: 6
Thanks,
Paul E.
From: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
To: Sharon Luca
Sharon Lucas/Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
Cc: staf
,
Thanks,
Paul
From: Sharon Lucas/Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/San
n Lucas/Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
Cc: staf-users@lis
This has happened both right after starting STAF as well as after it
already has been working.
It appears to mainly affect starting processes. STAF pinging it works.
Here's an example of the failure:
sjx64ycle:~ # staf local process start command "date" returnstdout wait
Response
{
R
ne's
login profile PATH env var but not in STAF's env var...
- Paul Ellsworth
From:
Austin/IBM
To: Paul Ellsworth/San Jose/i...@ibmus
Cc: staf-users@lists.sourc
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone (specifically the developers :) ) knew what the
latest version of STAF is that suppots AIX 5.1 with xlC 5 still installed.
STAF 2.6.2 works, but I was wondering when the switch occurred in the STAF
builds.
Thanks,
Paul Ellsworth
We use STAF/STAX to automate testing of data migration products and to
monitor machine status. It has worked well for tests that involve running
a sequence of commands and waiting for/validating the output and results.
Paul Ellsworth
Software Engineer, IBM
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