[Swift-devel] Re: Question of wrapper.sh

[Zhao Zhang]

Hi,

I got this problem when I tried to connect Swift and Falkon. I could run 
this before, using the r1673 version swift. But not go through with the 
1716 version.

zzhang at login1.surveyor:~/cog/modules/vdsk/dist/vdsk-0.3-dev/examples/vdsk> 
swift
 -sites.file ../../etc/sites-BG.xml -tc.file ../../etc/tc-BG.data 
first.swift
Swift v0.3-dev swift-r1716 cog-r1934

RunID: 20080307-1813-i00h1fia
Progress:
echo started
error: Notification(int timeout): socket = new ServerSocket(recvPort); 
Address already in use
2008-03-07 18:13:48,122 WARN  submitQueue.NonBlockingSubmit 
[pool-1-thread-1,notifyPreviousQueue:71] Warning: Task handler throws 
exception and also sets status

the sites-BG.xml is like below
  <pool handle="bgp">
    <gridftp  url="local://localhost"/>
    <execution provider="deef" 
url="http://140.221.82.11:50001/wsrf/servicesGenericPortal/core/WS/GPFactoryService"/>
    <workdirectory >/home/zzhang</workdirectory>
  </pool>

along with the tc-BG.data file

# sitename  transformation  path   INSTALLED  platform  profiles
bgp     echo            /bin/echo       INSTALLED       INTEL32::LINUX  null
localhost       cat             /bin/cat        INSTALLED       
INTEL32::LINUX \
 null
localhost       ls              /bin/ls         INSTALLED       
INTEL32::LINUX \
 null
localhost       grep            /bin/grep       INSTALLED       
INTEL32::LINUX \
 null
localhost       sort            /bin/sort       INSTALLED       
INTEL32::LINUX \
 null
localhost       paste           /bin/paste      INSTALLED       
INTEL32::LINUX \
 null
bgp     sleep           /bin/sleep      INSTALLED       INTEL32::LINUX  null


zhao

Ben Clifford wrote:
> On Fri, 7 Mar 2008, Zhao Zhang wrote:
>
>   
>> Where do those -info files live, if I run SWIFT locally on a linux box?
>>     
>
> You will need to use a recent (as in r1715 swift, r1934 cog) build from 
> SVN. Edit your swift.properties file so that that this setting:
>
> wrapperlog.always.transfer=false
>
> is changed to this:
>
> wrapperlog.always.transfer=false
>
> Then when you run, you will get a log file called:
>
> whatever-20080101-9999-abcdef.log
>
> and a corresponding directory,
>
> whatever-20080101-9999-abcdef.d/
>
> In that directory, you should see one *-info file for each job that is run 
> (with the * being the jobid, the same as passed on the wrapper.sh command 
> line that we talked about 12h ago)
>
>