Re: [ptp-user] Testing for Parallel Package Juno SR2 (RC4 build) ** LSF

[Dave Wootton <dwootton@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Christoph
The list of queues should be filled
in when the run config dialog opens. The resource manager runs the 'bqueues'
command when the dialog opens.  If the queue list is not being filled
in then I'm suspicious that your login script is not running the LSF environment
setup command, which is required since LSF can be installed anywhere. This
may also explain your monitoring problem.

By default, output goes to the directory
containing your application. If I use /bin/cp then output is attempted
to /bin/ You can override that by unchecking the checkbox on the arguments
tab that says use default working directory and specifying an alternate
directory
Dave



From:      
 Christoph Pospiech
<Christoph.Pospiech@xxxxxxxxxx>
To:      
 ptp-user@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:      
 02/19/2013 12:48 PM
Subject:    
   Re: [ptp-user]
Testing for Parallel Package Juno SR2 (RC4 build) **      
 LSF support
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On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 11:06:54 ptp-user-request@xxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
> Christoph
> Once you open the run configuration and select the IBM Platform LSF
target 
> system configuration you should see the resources tab of the run 
> configuration populated with a list of LSF options where you need
to fill 
> in values as needed.
> 
> The monitor should not exit with return code 1. I'm not familiar with
the 
> monitoring side so I can't offer any suggestions why this happened.
> 
> Was this only on the first attempt to start the monitor or do all
> subsequent attempts to start the monitor also fail? If it's only the
first 
> time, then maybe there's a sequencing/timing problem where the monitoring
> code tries to start the script but it's not there yet since 
> ~/.eclipsesettings needs to be rebuilt.
> Dave

Dave,

I just retried after tearing down and recreating the PTP synchronized project.
This is what I found.

I tried to submit my LSF job, but I couldn't enter the job queue. There
was a 
pull down menu for that, but it was empty. I knew the name of the queue
("i06"), but I couldn't cut and paste it into the appropriate
field.

Submitting the job anyway, I was asked whether I want to open the monitor
perspective and I said "yes". I got a window with the following
message.
LML DA driver (i06)
LML monitor job
LSF job submission: <some long character string>
Launching hello_par_i06
...and in the detail window
server finished with exit code 1

The monitor was stopped; trying to restart it also ended with exit code
1 - 
same window as before, but lacking the two lines with job submission.

pospiech@i06n132:/gpfs/fs1/scratch/pospiech$ bjobs -a
No job found

No output file was generated (BTW - where do you define the name of the
output 
file ?).

This is reproducible.
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards

Dr. Christoph Pospiech
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