Dave,
Can you also verify that the RSE connection is working by editing the RM and clicking on the "Browse" button?
Greg On Sep 17, 2008, at 8:52 AM, Greg Watson wrote: Dave,
Could you try with a Remote Tools connection instead of an RSE connection? Do you see the same problem?
Greg On Sep 16, 2008, at 9:47 PM, Dave Wootton wrote:
Greg
I just verified that I don't have the manual launch checkbox checked. I had the same problem. I tried clicking the manual launch checkbox to see what would happen. That also required me to start the proxy manually, as I expected.
I had my RSE connection set up without a stored password. If I had the manual launch checkbox unchecked, then when I tried to start the proxy I would get a password prompt that I responded to. If the manual launch checkbox checked, I would not see the password prompt. In both cases, the proxy had to be started manually.
I now have a stored password in my RSE connection and now when the manual launch checkbox is unchecked, I don't see the password prompt, but I still have to start the proxy manually.
Dave
Dave,
Thanks for finding that bug. Working on a fix now. I know this is a silly question, but you don't have the manual launch checkbox selected do you?
Greg
On Sep 13, 2008, at 10:40 AM, Dave Wootton wrote:
I think I figured out why I was getting a hang in trying to start my proxy using a ssh-only RSE connection. It turns out that there is a null pointer exception at line 112 of RDEProcessBuilder because the directory() method is returning null. It seems taht the constructor for AbstractRemoteProcessBuilder is called, but the directory(IFileStore directory) method is never called. If I change the try block to
try {
IFileStore dir;
dir = directory();
if (dir == null) {
hostShell = shellService.runCommand("/home/wootton", remoteCmd, env,new NullProgressMonitor()); //$NON-NLS-1$
}
else {
hostShell = shellService.runCommand(directory().toURI().getPath(), remoteCmd, env,new NullProgressMonitor()); //$NON-NLS-1$
}
}
I'm not sure that's the right way to fix it, but it seems to me it should work for this specific case since the proxy is invoked by absolute path.
I get past the null pointer exception and that particular hang. I end up still hung a little later though I get the following output in the console for my first eclipse session
PE@k17sf2p03ProxyRuntimeClient - firing up proxy, waiting for connection. Please wait! This can take a minute . . .
PROXY_SERVER path = 'PE@k17sf2p03'
sessionCreate(0,0)
bind(0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0:0)
port=4251
Launch command: [/home/wootton/pxy/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.ibm.pe.proxy/ptp_ibmpe_proxy, --proxy=tcp, --host=9.65.138.73, --port=4251, --debug=1, --trace=Detail, --suspend_at_startup]
accept thread starting...
PE@k17sf2p03: Last login: Sat Sep 13 10:23:50 2008 from sig-9-65-138-73.mts.ibm.com
PE@k17sf2p03: cd /home/wootton
PE@k17sf2p03:
PE@k17sf2p03: echo $PWD'>'
PE@k17sf2p03:
PE@k17sf2p03: -bash-3.1$ cd /home/wootton
PE@k17sf2p03: -bash-3.1$
PE@k17sf2p03: -bash-3.1$ echo $PWD'>'
PE@k17sf2p03: /home/wootton>
PE@k17sf2p03: -bash-3.1$
PE@k17sf2p03: -bash-3.1$
PE@k17sf2p03ProxyRuntimeClient: Waiting on accept.
At that point, proxy startup is hung. I don't see any sign that my proxy was run. If I paste the command 'Lauch command:', minus the commas and run that on my remote system, then the proxy startup completes and I have a running proxy. At that point, I can run a PE job and everything works normally.
Dave
Sorry for the confusion. I'll update the release notes as soon as I
get a chance.
It's best to consider PTP and RDT as completely separate for the
moment. If you're using RSE, then you'll need an ssh-only connection
for PTP and a dstore connection for RDT. We're going to need to work
out how to make this more transparent in the future, but for now you
can either create both connections using the RSE connection manager,
or use the PTP RM wizard to create the ssh one.
Greg
On Sep 12, 2008, at 8:22 AM, Dave Wootton wrote:
> Chris
> My rse connection was ssh only. I set up a new rse connection using
> dstore
> only (even though the RSE connection setup dialog has checkboxes for
> dstore, ssh, etc, I can only pick one) and set up a dstore server on
> my
> Linux node by running daemon.pl 4075 4200-4203
> I can see connect messages logged on my Linux node but if I try to do
> something simple like show my processes in the RSE prespective remote
> systems view, that request hangs and eventually times out. I am able
> to
> get xclock to work displaying on my Windows machine and don't seem
> to be
> having any other network problems.
>
> I don't know if I'm still having firewall or network issues. I won't
> be
> back in the office with time to try this without firewalls until
> next Wed.
>
> Greg
> Will the proxy startup work with a ssh-only rse connection or is
> dstore
> required for that too? I was able to start bthe proxy with a ssh rse
> connection in PTP 2.0 a while ago, don't know if anything is changed.
>
> Dave
>
>
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> I tried the PTP milestone1 build again tonight and got a little
> farther
> with trying to create a new remote project. This time when I tried
> to use
> the new remote project wizard, I was able to choose the remote tools
> filesystem and click the browse button next to the location text
> field on
> the first wizard page. This time, I was able to select a connection
> name
> from the dropdown at the top of the browse directory dialog, and then
> browse my home directory on my remote Linux system and select a
> directory
> on hat system. However, as I tried to advance thru the wizard pages
> I got
> a message in the PDE error log window that the directory path I
> selected
> could not be opened, and the finish button for the wizard never was
> enabled. The odd thing was that the pathname that showed up in the
> error
> message had '\' as directory delimiters instead of '/'. My eclipse
> GUI is
> running on a windows XP system so I'm wondering if pathnames are being
> sent to the Linux system with '\' in the path name.
>
> I wasn't sure why this was failing so I downloaded the M1A build.
> Now when
> I select browse in the new remote project wizard and then click a
> connection name in the browse directory dropdown, I get a progress
> dialog
> but it freezes at about the halfway point and the connection doesn't
> complete within a couple minutes. At that point I canceled the
> progress
> dialog.
>
> Another problem that I have been seeing, and which still happens in
> the
> M1A build is that if I have a PE proxy running when I shut down
> eclipse,
> then the next time I start Eclipse, where I have a different IP
> address
> (because I've dropped my VPN connection and then reconnected), then
> when
> PTP tries to restart the proxy, it fails and the icon for that proxy
> is
> blue. At that point, I can't do anything with the proxy. I shot down
> Eclipse and start again, and the proxy icon is now gray (inactive).
> If I
> fix the local address for proxy connection in the resource manager
> wizard
> so it matches my current IP address, I can start the proxy and
> everything
> is fine. If there was a way to reset the state of the proxy icons in
> the
> resource manager wizard so that it wasn't blue, I wouldn't have to
> restart
> Eclipse to fix the problem.
>
> I have what I think is a working RSE connection. If I open the Remote
> System Explorer perspective and open Sftp files or shell processes
> in the
> tree in the remote systems view, I can see files and processes
> appear in
> the view. I switched to the PTP runtime view and tried to create a
> resource manager using the same RSE connection. The first problem is
> that
> if I change the remote service provider to RSE, then the browse button
> next to the proxy path edit filed does't do anything. If I select
> local as
> the remote service provider, then I get a file selector dialog. I
> switched
> remote service provider back to RSE and pasted in the full path name
> to my
> proxy and filled in the other fields in the wizard and clicked finish.
> Then I tried to start the proxy. I get a progress dialog for a couple
> seconds and then I get a popup dialog with a message 'Failed to start
> resource manager' and the proxy icon goes to the blue state.
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