Hmmm...well, we certainly will ke a point to give you a better error
message! Probably won't get it into 1.2.3, but should make later releases.
Thanks for letting me know
Ralph
On 6/7/07 1:22 PM, "Guillaume THOMAS-COLLIGNON"
wrote:
> You're right, the --wdir option works fine !
> Thanks !
>
>
You're right, the --wdir option works fine !
Thanks !
I just tried an older version we had compiled (1.2b3), and the error
was more explicit than the seg fault we get with 1.2.2 :
Could not chdir to home directory /rdu/thomasco: No such file or
directory
Have you tried the --wdir option yet? It should let you set your working
directory to anywhere. I don't believe it will require you to have a home
directory on the backend nodes, though I can't sweathat ssh will be happy
if you don't.
Just do "mpirun -h" for a full list of options - it will descri
That is the default behavior because having common home areas is
fairly common, but with some work you can run your code from wherever
is convenient. Using the -wd flag you can have the code run from
wherever you want, but the code and data has to get there somehow.
If you are using a batch sche
I am trying to switch to OpenMPI, and I ran into a problem : my home
directory must exist on all the nodes, or orted will crash.
I have a "master" machine where I initiate the mpirun command.
Then I have a bunch of slave machines, which will also execute the
MPI job.
My user exists on all the
