Hi Babu:
This is cut & paste from a recent post from gridengine-users:
> C and Java binding are delivered with each N1GE distribution
> and thus are supported.
>
> By contrast scripting language bindings (Perl/Python/Ruby) are
> not deliverd with N1GE, so they are not supported. Though having
Hi Babu:
Just put it in your TODO list, but don't let that hinder your project.
I'd like to do some tests with it, but nothing that can't wait.
Thanks,
Bernard
> -Original Message-
> From: Babu Sundaram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 11:13
> To: Bernard Li
Hi Bernard:
If you think its needed, I can build a package for DRMAA-java. I dont
expect it to be hard. I absolutely needed DRMAA-python for the JobMonarch
work and thats why I started with that. Well, I can do the Java and Perl
bindings as well, but it has to be towards later part of the SoC. ;-)
Hi Wesley:
You mean this line (line 480)?
mcast => "off",
If so, yeah it's probably stale code - the option to use multi-casting
is now in the "Setup Networking" widget. I think it's safe to delete,
but I would recommend that you test it first before you check it in.
Thanks,
Hi Wesley,
I'd propose to do it in some steps:
1. add the table (doesn't hurt)
2. prepare routines for reading/writing values from/to database (given opkg,
context)
3. prepare a routine to parse the configurator.values and feed the database
with them (doesn't hurt, yet, as it leaves the old t
> > Hi John:
> > Thanks for your suggestions, we'll keep them in mind next
> time we do a GUI overhaul.
> > One question for you though - do you do perl-Tk programming?
>
> Mostly HTML, PHP, and MySQL, but I did a few webpages in Perl many
> years ago. (That mockup was done in MS Paint).
Okay y
So this approach sounds good to me, but there are a few things that I want to
know before I dive into this thing simply because I don't have enough time
here this summer to be able to address all these issues:
Would this still work for the current GUI or are there going to be some major
changes
Hmmm, you didn't rebuild python-twister. Is that not needed in FC4? Is it
coming with the distro?
I'm wondering why we don't simply _expect_ that users will install yum on
distros which provide it? Then the command for FC4 would simply be
"yum update yum".
Currently I use the /tftpboot/distro/*.u
On Wednesday 14 June 2006 14:33, Wesley Bland wrote:
> Continuing the discussion about Configurator:
>
> What is your idea about moving the configurator stuff to the ODA? I'm not
> opposed to the idea as it would probably make things simpler for me, but the
> problem that I run into is that I o
Isn't yum-oscar for installing a consistent version of yum on all the distros?
Or is the version of yum in yum-oscar different than the one that works for FC4?
Rebuilding sounds like the right answer, philosophically...
On 6/14/06, Bernard Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I tested trunk with Fe
On 13 Jun 2006 at 19:01, Bernard Li wrote:
> Hi John:
> Thanks for your suggestions, we'll keep them in mind next time we do a GUI
> overhaul.
> One question for you though - do you do perl-Tk programming?
Mostly HTML, PHP, and MySQL, but I did a few webpages in Perl many
years ago. (That mocku
As a general question to whomever might know:
In the oscar_wizard when the build image window is created, the hash passed
into the createimage_window function includes a flag for multicasting
(mcast). I've looked everywhere for this flag to appear again and can't find
anything about it anywher
Continuing the discussion about Configurator:
What is your idea about moving the configurator stuff to the ODA? I'm not
opposed to the idea as it would probably make things simpler for me, but the
problem that I run into is that I only have 6 1/2 weeks left here and if we
decide to go with the
Title: Re: [Oscar-devel] python-twisted RPMs
Argh... you're
right... I keep mixing them up!!!
Nothing here, please move
along...
Cheers,
Bernard
From: Erich Focht
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Wed 14/06/2006 01:52To:
oscar-devel@lists.sourceforge.netCc: Bernard LiSubject:
Re:
On Wednesday 14 June 2006 06:59, Bernard Li wrote:
> Did we decide to put the python-twisted RPMs with the yume package and take
> them out of apitest?
python-twisted is not required by yume, yum or alike.
You probably mean (again) python-elementtree. That one is already moved to
yume, and nobody
Title: [WARNING : A/V UNSCANNABLE] Re: [Oscar-devel] ganglia-web on SUSE Linux (was RE:[Oscar-checkins] r4987 - in trunk/packages/ganglia: . SRPMSdistro/common-rpms distro/fc5-i386 distro/suse10.0-i386)
WOW virtual
cluster
Seriously though, it would be
nice if you can document your e
On Wednesday 14 June 2006 05:08, Bernard Li wrote:
> Hi Erich:
>
> I modified edit_ganglia_conf and now it works fine under SUSE Linux. I have
> reverted my changes... and as a result, got the 5000th commit! :-)
Congratulations! Your price is a 5 node virtual (vmplayer) cluster! It is
attache
Title: [Oscar-devel] Delete Client, was Re: Oscar 5.0 (FC5) install issues
Okay "Delete OSCAR
Clients..." button is now back in the main Wizard during Installation mode - it
is between "Step 6: Setup Networking..." and "Monitor Cluster
Deployment".
This was checked into trunk
r5004.
I tested trunk with Fedora Core 4 x86, it is fine...
here's what I need to do:
1) Download latest yum from Fedora
Core 4 updates:http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/updates/4/i386/yum-2.4.1-1.fc4.noarch.rpm
2) rpm -Uvh
3) Copy the RPM to
/tftpboot/oscar/fc-4-i386
4)
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