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Re: [ptp-dev] Question about PTP remote setup
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Both RSE and remote tools should work. Have you tried to create an ssh
connection using the RSE user interface? If this is failing, then it
sounds like there might be a problem with your RSE installation. If
you are able to create an RSE ssh connection and it's still not
working with PTP, then please open a bug.
Is it possible your proxy requires a shared library that is not
available, or your path is incorrect?. Are you able to start the proxy
using the command line ssh (e.g. ssh remote_host /path/to/proxy)? It's
very difficult to catch exec failures from Java, so that is probably
why you're not seeing any error message.
Greg
On Mar 20, 2008, at 7:48 AM, Dave Wootton wrote:
I'm trying to test my PE LoadLeveler code by using a remote
connection in
PTP. A few months ago I was able to do this using RSE, creating a
RSE ssh
connection and then using that connection. This week I seem to be
unable
to even create a RSE ssh connection. I installed RSE by going to the
RSE
download site and downloading RSE 2.0.3, where not all the RSE code
is at
the 2.0.3 level (some RSE plugins show up as versions 2.0.1 or 2.0.2).
I ended up creating a remote tools connection thru the resource
manager
wizard panel, but does not seem to be working correctly. I am able to
launch my proxy, but it exits almost immediately. The same proxy
runs just
fine on a local node, so it appears there is something wrong with
how the
proxy is connecting to the remote tools service. The other problem I'm
seeing using remote tools services is that something is discarding all
stdio and stderr output from the proxy. This means that any error
messages
issued by my proxy are lost and I have no clue why the proxy is
exiting.
Am I doing something wrong here? Should I be using RSE or remote
services
to create the connection?
Dave
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