William Stein пишет:
> On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 3:47 AM, Serge A. Salamanka <salsa-...@tut.by> wrote:
>> If no objection I'll post here for possible comments and guidelines.
>>
>> First thing that I'm trying to do is to make a distribution of SAGE that
>> could be recommended for installation on worker nodes of large clusters
>> in supercomputing centers.
>> After BG-II project meeting it was decided to recommend Sage as a
>> service for gLite-sites.
>> So the need is to produce a safe package for WNs.
>> Safe means secure and safe to install in the cluster infrastructure.
> 
> I think it is completely impossible to make Sage "secure and safe to
> install".  What
> do you even mean by "secure and safe"?
> 
> William
> 

I mean that there should be no possibility to access the WN from outside
using some unknown to me features of twisted.
It is better to strip off the software from unnecessary functionality.
The worker node should (in my view) be able to execute sage and python
scripts. Everything else is not needed.

In the term of "safe" I put stability of use by many users in the system
which is not going to stall the machine.

So, as it comes out of your question there is no point to do anything
with Sage to install it on worker nodes. Might be the only thing is to
pack it into rpm for Scientific Linux.

#Serge


>> Mainly I want to block starting of notebook server and wiki.
>> Download of the sage scripts and objects from the SAGEMath Server is to
>> be left in place.
>>
>> Could it be enough just to exclude twisted package from the base
>> distribution ?
>> Any other packages that a worker node doesn't need ?
>>
>> I would appreciate a comment on this issue but will be also
>> investigating it myself.
>>
>> #Serge
>>
>> Serge A. Salamanka пишет:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> 1) I need to create a special distribution of SAGE for installation on
>>> worker nodes of a large cluster.
>>> It should be disabled of any functionality to start web-services.
>>> It can only be used to compute sage-notebooks with the help of Sage
>>> python library and other mathematics software included in Sage.
>>>
>>> 2) Probably there could also be a possibility to configure Sage-WN (
>>> Sage installation on cluster worker node ) for a master server to accept
>>> jobs through dsage submition and thus leave the twisted networking in place.
>>>
>>> 3) the next step is to create an rpm package for Sage-WN distribution of
>>> Sage.
>>>
>>> These tasks are the first steps to gridification of Sage.
>>>
>>> I wonder if anyone could suggest the ways to accomplish these tasks
>>> easily and correctly.
>>>
>>> #Serge
>>>
> 
> 
> 


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