From: Craig Allison <craig@(email surpressed)>
Subject: Re: Rendered frame stuck on status "Run"
   Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2008 09:26:45 -0400
Msg# 1708
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Sorry about the delay getting back on this one, I've been very busy!

The problem was intermittent but a change of kernel seems to have eradicated the problem altogether...

Thanks for your time

Regards


Craig Allison

Digital Systems & Data Manager

The Senate Visual Effects

Twickenham Film Studios

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Twickenham

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On 17 Mar 2008, at 13:20, Greg Ercolano wrote:

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Craig Allison wrote:
Hello!

I've just upgraded a box to Debian 4 and have installed Shake 4.1,  
Rush 102.42a.

The box goes online and picks up jobs fine, it will render the first  
allocated frame no problem and then when it picks up the next, it  
renders the frame and gets Shake exit code 0
but Rush doesn't release the frame and move on.  The box will sit all  
night with status "Run" even though the log shows an exit code of 0.   
When you login to the box it will show 2 Shake processes (1 for each  
cpu) taking 0% CPU.

Any ideas?

Hi Craig,

Hit "All Jobs" to make sure you don't have two jobs running
the same scene and frame range.

It's possible the log you're looking at that shows the frame
as 'exit 0' is not the same log as the one that is running the
frame. A possible situation is if there are *two* jobs both
running the same shake job and frame range; the stuck job's
log getting overwritten by the other job that successfully
ran on a different machine.

If this were the case, the "Jobid" and "Hostname" field of the
'Frames' report wouldn't match the same fields in the header
of the frame log.

Can you include the "Frames" report from irush showing the
frame in the Run state, and the *complete* frame log (including
the headers at the top, and the shake exit message at the bottom)?


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