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'''NOTE''': make sure ''clascron'' account exist on all machines participating in non-ipc-based monitoring; scripts will use ''ssh -n node ...'' statements so ''clascron'' must be able to ssh. It must be done without password, so login to every machine running related cron jobs and processes (clon10, clon00, clon01) as ''clascron'' and make sure you can ssh to all other machines without password. If necessary, fix ''~/.ssh/known_hosts''. | '''NOTE''': make sure ''clascron'' account exist on all machines participating in non-ipc-based monitoring; scripts will use ''ssh -n node ...'' statements so ''clascron'' must be able to ssh. It must be done without password, so login to every machine running related cron jobs and processes (clon10, clon00, clon01) as ''clascron'' and make sure you can ssh to all other machines without password. If necessary, fix ''~/.ssh/known_hosts''. | ||
'''Generic information''' | |||
Directory ''$CLON_PARMS/processes'' contains 6 configuration files for CLON process management system: | Directory ''$CLON_PARMS/processes'' contains 6 configuration files for CLON process management system: | ||
Revision as of 16:56, 11 October 2007
NOTE: make sure clascron account exist on all machines participating in non-ipc-based monitoring; scripts will use ssh -n node ... statements so clascron must be able to ssh. It must be done without password, so login to every machine running related cron jobs and processes (clon10, clon00, clon01) as clascron and make sure you can ssh to all other machines without password. If necessary, fix ~/.ssh/known_hosts.
Generic information
Directory $CLON_PARMS/processes contains 6 configuration files for CLON process management system:
critical_processes.cfg ipc_critical_processes.cfg ipc_process_manager.cfg process_manager.cfg remote_critical_processes.cfg sys10_critical_processes.cfg
To watch ipc messages:
java clonjava/ipc_monitor -a clasprod