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900731 Data Handling for Eye-in-the-Sea on MARS : Installing Condor As Master Node on Linux
This page last changed on Nov 07, 2012 by dcline.
OverviewThe master node is the most important node in the Condor pool and should be the highest reliability machine. Do the following steps and user root: InstallTo install as the role manager and view server: [root@nanomia condor]# /opt/condor-7.2.3/condor_configure --type=submit,execute,manager --central-manager=`hostname --long` --owner=aved --install-dir=/opt/condor-7.2.3
View server directory setupAs user aved, create the necessary directories as defined in the configuration file. If anything goes wrong, a good reference for setting up the server https://www.lsc-group.phys.uwm.edu/lscdatagrid/doc/condorview.html. [aved@nanomia condor] mkdir /opt/condor-7.2.3/local.nanomia/poolhistory [aved@nanomia condor] mkdir /opt/condor-7.2.3/local.nanomia/viewserverlog Setup view clientAs user root,
Condor can be configured to email to users on job completion, or failure. By default the root user will receive any emails if the condor daemons go awry. The following instructions are to setup the machine to correctly forward the emails. To send mail correctly to the MBARI exchange server, with the following: Asssuming sendmail is installed, make sure sendmail-cf RPM is installed, and if not *you must install this first* [root@nanomia condor]# yum install sendmail-cf The /etc/mail/sendmail.mc FileOnly a few things must be changed from the default sendmail configuration to work with the MBARI email server:
The /etc/mail/virtusertable File
Restart sendmailTo reset sendmail with the changes in /etc/mail/sendmail.mc and /etc/mail/virtusertable restart the sendmail service [root@nanomia mail]/sbin/service sendmail restart
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