In article <1073-rush decimal general at seriss decimal com>,
Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> wrote:
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> Hi Jance,
>
> I believe that's the problem in the "Cpus" report for the job:
>
> > CPUSPEC[HOST] STATE FRAME PID JOBTID PRI ELAPSED
> > JOBID NOTES
> > +any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 785 1 00:00:00
> > speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100
> > +any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 786 1 00:00:00
> > speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100
>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> From the FAQ:
>
> http://www.seriss.com/rush-current/rush/rush-admin-faq.html#ADMINFAQ-UNKNOWNUI
> D
>
> Basically, I think you just need to make some user on the Macs to map the
> Windows
> submitted jobs to, ie. make a 'rush' user on the macs, and whatever uid/gid
> pair
> you use for that user, configure it in the global rush.conf file.
>
> When the dameons pick up this change to the rush.conf file (use 'rush -push
> rush.conf +any'
> to push the changes to the network), and submit new jobs, that should solve
> it.
>
> BTW, I'd be surprised if these errors weren't showing up in the rushd.log on
> the macs..
> weren't they?
That worked! We already had a user, we just had to put the uid/gid in
the rush.conf.
And sorry, we hadn't even looked at the rushd.log. It looks like those
errors were showing up, but we wouldn't have known what they meant.
Thanks so much.
- Jance
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