Hi, Am 02.01.2017 um 00:05 schrieb Mun Johl:
> Hi, > > Someone had installed SGE on our servers over a year ago (that person is now > gone). However, we now need to install SGE on a new execution host so I > downloaded the ge2011.11.tar tar-ball. Was this the version which was installed on the other machines? > After setting up the SGE_ROOT var, etc. I ran 'install_execd'. When I was > queried about the Grid Engine cell, I selected [default] and the following > error was displayed: > > Obviously there was no qmaster installation yet! > Call >install_qmaster< > on the machine which shall run the Grid Engine qmaster > > However, our qmaster _is_ installed and running. > > I noticed the ge2011.11.tar tar-ball did not include a 'default' directory, > which it seems the installation script is trying to access. There was > nothing in the instructions that I found indicating I am to setup that > directory ahead of time. I had assumed the installation process would setup > that directory. > > How can I properly setup the 'default' directory so that I can correctly > install the execution host? Most of the cases there is no need to "install" anything on an additional exechost when you have already a working cluster. - Prepare a proper /etc/hosts or NIS or alike on the new machine, so that all machines in the cluster are known for it (and also the old machines should be able to reference the new one) - Mount /opt/sge or /usr/sge on the new exechost - Copy $SGE_ROOT/default/common/sgeexecd to /etc/init.d Depending on the startup of services you need either: # /etc/init.d/sgeexecd start # chkconfig --add sgeexecd or # systemctl daemon-reload # systemctl start sgeexecd.service # systemctl enable sgeexecd.service BTW: Is tmpdir in the queue definition just /tmp or do you need an additional /scratch or alike on the new machine too? -- Reuti _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@gridengine.org https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
