On Sun, 27 Mar 2011, 23:13:49 BST, Chris Dagdigian wrote:
> If anyone feels like testing these and giving feedback I'd appreciate
> it. Have only run it on the systems where I built the code so there is a
> chance that the binaries will complain about missing dependencies or
> some other issue
On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 06:13:49PM -0400, Chris Dagdigian wrote:
The Son of Grid Engine GUI issues are (I think) caused by missing
logo.png files -- the build process bombs out complaining that it can't
find a .png file that is needed to build one of the visualization panes.
This implies the ne
I built Son-of-GridEngine and the Github Grid Engine over the weekend,
I'll post a blog entry about it on Monday.
Links to 32 and 64 bit Linux binaries for both versions are at this
short link:
http://biote.am/sge
If anyone feels like testing these and giving feedback I'd appreciate
it.
Chris Dagdigian writes:
> Everything built from source without too much hassle
>
> ... including the java stuff classes, the GUI installer and the hadoop
> herd classes. Never got the hadoop stuff to build before so this was a first
I finally figured out the problems with herd and the GUI insta
Hi All,
So I got confused when reading the particular JIRA entries regarding Berkeley
DB and what we are doing with Postgres. We have not removed it from Grid
Engine (so sorry about that). We will add postgres in the future though - not
for 8.0.0 Please read Joachim's follow up email for mo
Hi Chris,
we will be shipping Berkeley DB 4.4.20 with the 8.0.0 - to be compatible
with 6.2u5 systems.
We dropped support for the Berkeley DB RPC server (berkeley_db_svc) though.
It is no longer supported in current versions of Berkeley DB (IIRC
starting with 4.8).
Regarding your issue with
Hi Chris
I think the guys removed the Berkeley db support or at the very least
deprecated it. We now support Postgres.
Since I am not in the dev team I can't comment on the details, but tomorrow I
will ask them.
Bill
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On 2011-03-24, at 6:06 PM, "Chris Dagdigian" wrote:
>
I just did a 'git clone' of the current source over at Github and was
able to build (I think) 100% of the code. This is a 64 bit system
running CentOS 5.5
Everything built from source without too much hassle
... including the java stuff classes, the GUI installer and the hadoop
herd classes
