Changes between Version 163 and Version 164 of Doc/gLite/TemplateCustomization

Timestamp:

Feb 26, 2010, 10:53:37 AM (16 years ago)

Author:

/O=GRID-FR/C=FR/O=CNRS/OU=LAL/CN=Michel Jouvin

Comment:

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Doc/gLite/TemplateCustomization

@@ -623 +623 @@
 ''Note: if `MAUI_CONFIG` variable is defined, the content of this variable must contain the full content of `maui.cfg` file and variables `MAUI_SERVER_CONFIG`, `MAUI_SERVER_POLICY` and `MAUI_RMCFG` are ignored.''
 
-In addition to the variable to configure MAUI itself, there is one variable related to resource publishing into the BDII. The default plugin provided with gLite uses Torque to retrieve the number of job slots configured, the number of free slots... This doesn't allow to reflect correctly a configuration where advanced MAUI features like ''standing reservations'' are used. An alternative plugin, based on MAUI, is available and distributed with QWG templates (even though it is totally independent). To use this MAUI-based plugin instead of the Torque-based one, define the following variable in your [source:templates/trunk/sites/example/site/glite/config.tpl gLite parameters] (this variable is ignored if the LRMS used in not Torque):
-{{{
-variable GIP_CE_USE_MAUI ?= true;
-}}}
+In addition to the variable to configure MAUI itself, there is one variable related to resource publishing into the BDII. See [#CEBDII specific section].
 
 === RSH and SSH Configuration ===
@@ -637 +634 @@
  * `RSH_HOSTS_EQUIV` : If true, `/etc/hosts.equiv` is created with an entry for the CE and each WN. If false an empty `/etc/hosts.equiv` is created. If `undef`, nothing is done. Default is `undef`.
 
-=== CE Publishing into BDII ===
+=== CE Publishing into BDII === #CEBDII
 
 When using Torque/MAUI, the default plugin provided with gLite to retrieve the number of job slots configured and the number of free slots is using Torque. This doesn't allow to reflect correctly a configuration where advanced MAUI features like ''standing reservations'' are used. An alternative plugin, based on MAUI, is available and distributed with QWG templates (even though it is totally independent). To use this MAUI-based plugin instead of the Torque-based one, define the following variable in your [source:templates/trunk/sites/example/site/glite/config.tpl gLite parameters] (this variable is ignored if the LRMS used in not Torque):