[torqueusers] Torque on Mac OS X Tiger

[Eric CIRCLAEYS]

I had a couple of issues the last months configuring Torque on Mac OS  
X Tiger.
Now it rocks perfectly as well as the default scheduler.

I made it work as the following:

#> mkdir -p /usr/local/src

#> tar xzf torque-1.2.0p5.tar.gz -C /usr/local/src

#> cd /usr/local/src/torque-1.2.0p5

#> ./configure --with-scp -set-cflags=”-D__TDARWIN_8” --set-default- 
server=g1-n1.example.com

#> make

#> make install

In “/etc/bashrc”, add the following line: “export PATH=$PATH”:/usr/ 
local/bin:/usr/local/sbin”” and reload it.

Create file “/usr/spool/PBS/mom_priv/config”:

$clienthost 192.168.1.1
$logevent 255
$restricted 192.168.1.1

Run the torque client:

#> pbs_mom

Create file “/usr/spool/PBS/sched_priv/config”:

$restricted 192.168.1.1

Run the torque basic scheduler:

#> pbs_sched -c /usr/spool/PBS/sched_priv/config

Create file “/usr/spool/PBS/server_priv/nodes” and add the compute  
nodes:

g1-n1.example.com np=2
g1-n2.example.com
g1-n3.example.com

Now start the resource manager and setup the main queue:


#> pbs_server -t create

#> qmgr

Qmgr: create queue workqueue
Qmgr: set queue workqueue queue_type = execution
Qmgr: set queue workqueue started = true
Qmgr: set queue workqueue enabled = true
Qmgr: set queue workqueue resources_default.walltime = 1:00:00
Qmgr: set queue workqueue resources_default.nodes = 1
Qmgr: set server default_queue = workqueue
Qmgr: set server scheduling = true
Qmgr: print server
Qmgr: quit

On each client nodes:

#> mkdir -p /usr/local/src

#> tar xzf torque-1.2.0p5.tar.gz -C /usr/local/src

#> cd /usr/local/src/torque-1.2.0p5

#> ./configure --with-scp -set-cflags=”-D__TDARWIN_8” --set-default- 
server=g1-n1.example.com --enable-clients

#> make

#> make install


In “/etc/bashrc”, add the following line: “export PATH=$PATH”:/usr/ 
local/bin:/usr/local/sbin”” and reload it

Edit file “/usr/spool/PBS/mom_priv/config”:

$clienthost 192.168.1.1
$logevent 255
$restricted 192.168.1.1

Run the mom (“#> pbs_mom”)

Check on the server the compute nodes availability:

#> qmgr

Qmgr: print node @g1-n1
Qmgr: quit

# pbsnodes -a

echo 'sleep 10' | qsub -l nodes=1

Cheers,
Eric.
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