A few e-mails about llsubmit To: Steve Alexander From: ufbobc@nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu (Bob Coldwell) Subject: Re: running jobs on the nersp Cc: Bcc: X-Attachments: I talked with Ely at the NERDC. The full command is /usr/local/bin/llsubmit He suggests that we have not set our default path correctly. Good Luck Bob >Here's the last message I got from Tarrie. What happens now when I try to run my program after >compiling it is that I get a message "command not found". This happens when I just try to run the >program without even submitting it to the queue (which I suspect does not work either since I >can't get a list of the queues). The program that I am trying to compile is in the subdirectory defect. >>Yes, that would be fine; I will be happy to talk to him. I will check loadleveler out and see what we can do. Thanks for letting me know. >>Tarrie To: ulmer@nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu From: ufbobc@nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu (Bob Coldwell) Subject: batch jobs on nersp do not work Cc: Bcc: X-Attachments: The command that I use is llsubmit bob.com [bob.com follows] #!/bin/sh # # This demonstrates simple submission of a c program. To compile the # program: # cc -O -o job3 job3.c -lm # # Then # llsubmit job3.cmd # # This program consumes cycles and generates output. You can control # the length of time it runs by modifying the c source. Instructions # for doing this are in job3.c # # when complete output will be in the file # job3.out.xxx # where xxx is the clusterid assigned when the jobs submitted. # # @ executable = bob # @ input = bob.in # @ output = bob.out # @ error = bob.err # @ queue the error message appears in bob.err [bob.err follows] exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program /var/spool/loadlexec/spnode27.nerdc.ufl.edu.18.0/bob because of the following errors: 0509-022 Cannot load library libxlf90.a[io.o]. 0509-026 System error: A file or directory in the path name does not exist. I do not care if I use llsubmit with this command file. What I want to do is to submit a series of batch jobs. Thank you for your time. Good Luck Bob Coldwell Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 16:16:44 -0400 (Eastern Daylight Time) From: John Bevis To: NERDC Unix staff , Bob Coldwell Subject: Re: your mail X-X-Sender: jhb@nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu Hi Bob - We're in the middle of installing a new version of LoadLeveler and haven't gotten to the point where it is working. I think Steve has an incident open with IBM support on the problem. On Wed, 30 May 2001, Bob Coldwell wrote: > ll submit does not seem to work. I have an executable xnew and a direction > file xnew.com in rci003/defect. I issued the command sequence below > > bash: /usr/local/bib/llsubmit: A file or directory in the path name does not ex. > rci003@spnode15$ /usr/local/bin/llsubmit xnew.com > 5/30 15:54:11 Error processing local configuration file /u/loadl/LoadL_config.l. > 5/30 15:54:11 Warning: unknown keyword default_interactive_class in user stanzad > submit: Unable to connect to host running schedd. > > with the results shown. I would appreciate help. > Thank you > Bob Coldwell > From: Steve Alexander Subject: Re: running jobs on the nersp To: ufbobc@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu References: <1.5.4.32.20001030142516.00a4c69c@new.nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu> Here's the last message I got from Tarrie. What happens now when I try to run my program after compiling it is that I get a message "command not found". This happens when I just try to run the program without even submitting it to the queue (which I suspect does not work either since I can't get a list of the queues). The program that I am trying to compile is in the subdirectory defect. >Yes, that would be fine; I will be happy to talk to him. I will check >loadleveler out and see what we can do. Thanks for letting me know. > >Tarrie To: Steve Alexander From: "Robert L. Coldwell" Subject: Re: running jobs Cc: Bcc: X-Attachments: I sent a message to Tarrie, and copied you, about the llsubmit appearing not to work. Try compiling and executing the hello code on the nersp interactively. If this does not work, something dramatic appears wrong. Good Luck Bob At 05:47 PM 10/29/00 -0600, you wrote: >I tried to get the MVS file together but I couldn't get on the system even >though I tried the usual passwords. What is the password? Once I can ftp to >the mvs I will try to submit my job and see how it does. > >I have tried to compile my fortran code on the nersp. Even though the code >seems to compile correctly, when I try to run it interactively I get the >message "command not found" meaning that it seems to not be able to find my >executable. When I use the method described below nothing new happens. When >I creat a command file and submit my job I get nothing. > >