Re: [ptp-dev] PTP installation

[Vrush <vrush_com@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Greg,

I have installed MPICH2 on my linux box and also built
org.eclipse.ptp.linux.x86_* directory.
but I am getting following error while running mpiexec ptp_mpich2_proxy.py 

Values mentioned in PATH variable and 
 ptp_mpich2_proxy: mpd_uncaught_except_tb handling:
  exceptions.AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'getResult'
    ./ptp_mpich2_proxy.py  207  ptp_mpd_proxy
        if proxy.getResult() < 0:
    ./ptp_mpich2_proxy.py  1077  ?
        ptp_mpd_proxy()

Even if i just run ptp_mpich2_proxy.py without mentioning mpiexec or
./ptp_mpich2_proxy.py, I am getting same errors.

The example mentioned in default example folder are running fine with
commands mpd &, mpiexec -n Number Program_name.

Is there anything that i am missing on?

Thanks,
Vrushali.


Greg Watson-2 wrote:
> 
> Vrushali,
> 
> First, a caveat. Although, local Windows to remote Linux should work  
> (I have seen it working on Beth's machine), it is not one of the  
> currently supported configurations, so has not been extensively tested.
> 
> Second, you should not need RSE unless you specifically require RSE  
> functionality. There is remote functionality that is part of PTP that  
> supports ssh connections to the remote system.
> 
> 1. Download and install Eclipse 3.3.2 and CDT 4.0.3 on your windows  
> machine.
> 
> 2. Start Eclipse. From the update manager, create the PTP update site  
> and install the following packages. I'm assuming that you have MPICH2  
> installed on the Linux box. You don't have to install Open MPI  
> support, but I suspect you'll want to debug eventually.
> 
> - Parallel Tools Platform End-User Runtime
> - PTP Parallel Language Development Tools (optional, but recommended)
> - PTP Remote Tools Enabler
> - PTP Remote Tools
> - PTP Support for MPICH2
> - PTP Support for Open MPI
> 
> 3. On the Linux machine, download the "Resource manager proxy agents".  
> Untar (or unzip) into your home directory. Run the BUILD command in  
> the org.eclipse.ptp.linux.x86_* directory.
> 
> 4. Create an MPICH2 resource manager. Choose remote tools as the  
> service provider and create a new location corresponding to your linux  
> machine. Click the browse button and navigate to the location of the  
> ptp_mpich2_proxy.py program from step #3. Choose it.
> 
> 5. In the "Local address for proxy connection" box, choose the IP  
> address or hostname of your windows machine. The proxy on the remote  
> machine will try to connect to this address. Alternatively, choose  
> "Use port forwarding".
> 
> 6. Start the resource manager.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> Greg
> 
> On May 30, 2008, at 2:48 AM, vrushali babar wrote:
> 
>>
>> Hi all,
>> I have a bit of confusion here about Eclipse PTP versions and  
>> compatible platforms.
>> I am planning to have Eclipse on windows machine (local) with PTP  
>> and RSE installed though which I will be running remote proxy to run  
>> few commands and will b fetching the output back. Remote proxy will  
>> be installed on linux machine.
>> Please correct me if I am going wrong or if there exists any  
>> compatibility problem.
>> Also it would be great if anyone could guide me through versions  
>> (which one to download) and how to install proxies (I have done it  
>> once but I guess I need to do it from start since I am facing many  
>> errors).
>> Thanks in advance. I am in desperate need of pointers.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Vrushali.
>>
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