On Dec 13, 2005, at 4:48 PM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
On the orted check for the fork pls, you will find that there is a
flag in the process info structure that indicates "I am a daemon".
You may just need to check that flag - gets set very early and so
should be available in time for this purpose.
On Dec 13, 2005, at 4:45 PM, Ralph H. Castain wrote:
No problem with me - seems straightforward and resolves some
confusion.
Cool.
On the orted check for the fork pls, you will find that there is a
flag in the process info structure that indicates "I am a daemon".
You may just need to check
No problem with me - seems straightforward and resolves some confusion.
On the orted check for the fork pls, you will find that there is a
flag in the process info structure that indicates "I am a daemon".
You may just need to check that flag - gets set very early and so
should be available in
I'd like to suggest a change for the rsh and fork pls components
based on some real-world feedback.
The rsh pls, despite its name, defaults to using "ssh -x" instead of
"rsh".
For users who do not have ssh in their PATH (e.g., for clusters that
are walled off from the rest of the net and
