Re: [ptp-user] Interfacing with LoadLeveler

[Dave Wootton <dwootton@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve
I can't set up a call today. If we need
to, tomorrow other than 10:00-11:00 and 12:00-1:00 NY time is open for
me.

In the meantime can you copy the command
text you posted here into a command prompt on the system where the proxy
is located and capture the console output? Note that the blanks in the
middle of parameters such as 'nod e_polling_max=30' should be deleted,
and the ';exit' at the end should be deleted. That should generate the
same console output.

I just realized that the proxy path
field on the second page of the wizard is not aware of remote systems.
Can you try just typing the directory path for the directory containing
libllapi.a into the text field instead of using the browse button?
Dave

From:	"Steven R. Brandt" <sbrandt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To:	PTP User <ptp-user@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	03/08/2010 05:51 PM
Subject:	Re: [ptp-user] Interfacing with LoadLeveler
Sent by:	ptp-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx

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> Steve 
> I may have confused the issue by referencing Linux. For AIX,  libllapi.a
should be in one of /usr/lpp/LoadL/full/lib, /usr/lpp/LoadL
> /so/lib, /opt/ibmll/LoadL/full/lib/, /opt/ibmll/LoadL/so/lib/, or
/opt/ibmll/LoadL/scheduler/full/lib/. If you have a
readable 
> copy or a link to a readable copy in one of these locations and it
still fails, the next step is to 
> try to get a proxy log. You can do this by editing the LoadLeveler
resource manager 
> configuration and checking the 'trace' checkbox under the LoadLeveler
Proxy Message Options 
> label on the second wizard page. Depending on how you invoke Eclipse
and where your 
> console output goes, you may need to do this with an Eclipse runtime
instance. 

I checked all the trace boxes and restarted. There is no additional output
in the console when I invoke Eclipse from the command line. All I get is
this:

/mnt/home/sbrandt/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.ibm.ll.pro xy_3.0.1.201002011019/ptp_ibmll_proxy
--proxy=tcp --host=130.39.131.94 --port=55 051 --trace_messages=y --debug_loop=y
--node_polling_min=30 --node_polling_max=3 0 --job_polling=30 --trace_messages=y
--debug_loop=y --node_polling_min=30 --nod e_polling_max=30 --job_polling=30
--trace_messages=y --debug_loop=y --node_polli ng_min=30 --node_polling_max=30
--job_polling=30;exit

If I do a "telnet 130.39.131.94 55051" I connect back to my box,
so the firewalls are not an issue.

If this helps, I found this at the end of .metadata/.log

!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 2 1 2010-03-08 16:32:45.939
!MESSAGE NLS missing message: LegendDialog_34 in: org.eclipse.ptp.ui.messages.messages

!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 2 1 2010-03-08 16:33:16.422
!MESSAGE NLS unused message: CIPHER_TYPE in: org.eclipse.ptp.remote.remotetools.core.environment.conf.defaults

!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 2 1 2010-03-08 16:38:29.143
!MESSAGE NLS unused message: DownloadBackAction_FailedFetchRemoteProperties
in: org.eclipse.ptp.launch.messages.messages

> I'm not sure why the path on the second page points to your local
machine. Is it possible that 
> the connection setting on the first page has been reset to the local
machine instead of your 
> remote machine? 

I don't see how. When I start up the resource manager I get an ssh dialog
box, which is followed by a dialog box with the remote machine's /etc/motd
displayed for me. I know it's talking to bluedawg.

Also, when I go back in to edit the dialog everything looks the way I expect.
Is there a chance that someone could call or IM me?

Cheers,
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