Am 19.12.2012 um 00:34 schrieb Scott Bunnell: > On Tue, 18 Dec 2012, Reuti wrote: > >> Am 17.12.2012 um 21:36 schrieb Scott Bunnell: >>> Hi all :) One of my machines is not playing nicely with SGE, and posts >>> this error in 'qstat', as an alarmed state: >>> error: no complex attribute for threshold np_load_avg >>> Has anyone ever seen this before? It is new to me.... Thanks in advance for >>> any insights! >> >> What is the output of: >> $ qhost -F -l h=node123 >> for this machine? You don't override this value in a load sensor script I >> assume and the machine is not flagged unavailable. > > > qhost returns nothing for the machine.... But ./loadcheck does: all the > values. Puzzled.... No firewalls are running and I have re-installed SGE
There isn't much to install on a node - just the daemon to be started. Is there an old instance of the execd still running? AFAICS loadcheck just lookup the values by system calls, but there is no np_load_avg or other computed value output. -- Reuti > twice for the machine in question. All other nodes are fine. In my eight > years working with SGE, I have never seen this.... :( > > > ----- > Scott Bunnell, PhD, ACSA > > Manager of High-Performance Computing > New York Genome Center > 590 Madison Avenue, 21st floor > New York, New York 10022 > 917-753-1153 (mobile) > 888-415-6942 (office) > www.nygenome.org > > Cuando alimenté a los pobres me llamaron santo; pero cuando pregunté por > qué hay gente pobre me llamaron comunista. > --Obispo Hélder Pessoa Câmara _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
