Sun N1 System Manager 1.3 Release Notes

Grid Engine Module Issues

This section describes known Grid Engine module issues.

Missing Job Type for Grid Engine Module Jobs (6375965)

The job type for Grid Engine module jobs are missing. For example, after issuing a load server command to install the GE application. the associated jobs 5, 6, and 7 are missing a job type:

Job ID  Date                       Type                        Status        Owner
7       2006-01-07T08:13:24-0700                               Completed     root
6       2006-01-07T08:08:22-0700                               Completed     root
5       2006-01-07T08:04:42-0700                               Completed     root
4       2006-01-07T07:54:41-0700   Add Base Management Support  Completed     root
3       2006-01-07T07:53:43-0700   Add Base Management Support  Completed     root
2       2006-01-07T07:03:04-0700   Discovery                   Completed     root
1       2006-01-07T07:02:10-0700   Discovery                   Completed     root

Workaround: There is no workaround.

Installing Grid Engine Master Host on a Server Succeeds Even Though Load Job Fails (6389925)

The Load job associated with installing the Grid Engine master host on a server may show the following error even though the job was successful:

N1-ok> show job 48
Job ID:   48
Date:     2006-02-23T15:47:41-0800
Type:     
Status:   Error (2006-02-23T15:52:56-0800)
Command:  load server raj10 applicationprofile n1ge type GridEngine hosttype=master
Owner:    root
Errors:   1
Warnings: 0

Steps
ID     Type             Start                      Completion                 Result         
1      Acquire Host     2006-02-23T15:47:41-0800   2006-02-23T15:47:41-0800   Completed      
2      Execute Java     2006-02-23T15:47:41-0800   2006-02-23T15:47:41-0800   Completed      
3      Acquire Host     2006-02-23T15:47:44-0800   2006-02-23T15:47:44-0800   Completed      
4      Execute Java     2006-02-23T15:47:44-0800   2006-02-23T15:52:55-0800   Error 1        

Errors
Error 1:     
Description: Error loading GE


Results
Result 1:        
Server:          raj10
Status:          -1
Message:         Loading of Grid Engine module on server raj10 might have failed. Check the 
    detailed messages below to determine if there is a problem that needs to be correct. 
    If necessary, fix the problem and retry the operation.
Standard Output: 

Standard Error:  INFO   : **** /var/opt/SUNWscs/logs/2006-02-23_15:47:46_gemmInstallMaster.log ****
  INFO   : build type is linux24-x64
  INFO   : Copying n1ge-6_0u4-bin-linux24-x64.tar.gz 
  INFO   : ok.
  
  INFO   : Copying n1ge-6_0u4-common.tar.gz 
  INFO   : ok.
  
  INFO   : Copying over /opt/SUNWscs/data/gemm/conf/setup.conf to /opt/sun/bmc/libexec/gemm/setup.conf
  INFO   : base-mgmt-grid.fixHostnameSuccess
  INFO   : base-mgmt-grid.settingPortSuccess
  ERROR  : run on 10.19.0.110:  /opt/sun/bmc/sbin/pe /opt/sun/bmc/bin/gemm_prepare.sh nfsshare 
           add /gridware/sge/default/common
  ERROR  : RC is -2, result is 
  WARNING: base-mgmt-grid.connectionFailure
  INFO   : base-mgmt-grid.addSGEuserSuccess
  INFO   : base-mgmt-grid.installQmasterSuccess
  INFO   : Successfully installed Appliance 3 as the Master host.
  WARNING: base-mgmt-grid.finishedMasterInstallWarning

Workaround: You can verify the master host installation in the following ways:

Run the following command to verify that the master host has been installed:
N1-Ok> show applicationprofile profile-name type GridEngine
Verify that the sge_qmaster process is currently running on the managed server installed as the master host.
Verify the following message in the error output of the failed load job:
INFO : Successfully installed Appliance 3 as the Master host.

Non-root User With Grid Engine Privileges Cannot Create or Delete Grid Engine Application (6407102)

A non-root user with the appropriate Grid Engine privileges cannot create or delete the Grid Engine application on the management server by using the create application and delete application commands, respectively.

Workaround: You must be root on the management server to use the create application or delete application commands.