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Release Notes for gLite3 Templates
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Releases
Date | Release | Description |
24/7/2006 | Creation of branch gLite-3.0.0 All LCG machine types (except VO Box) available LCG RB, Classic SE, DPM SE not yet tested | |
26/7/2006 | First release of QWG templates for gLite 3.0 All LCG machine types (except VO Box) available Preliminary work on VOMS server |
Known Problems
LCMAPS error after upgrading from LCG 2.7.0
This is caused by VOMS related libraries having been moved from /opt/edg
to /opt/glite
.
ncm-ldconf
, ran as part of the upgrade, is updating shared libraries cache (/etc/ld.so.cache
) only if the contents of /etc/ld.so.conf
has been changed. Unfortunatly this is not the case between LCG 2.7 and gLite 3.0. It just happens that some libraries have been moved from one path to another...
To fix this problem, log on the machine and run :
ldconfig
No service restart is needed.
DPM upgrade from LCG 2.6/2.7
LCG RB upgrade
gLite 3.0 includes a new version of Condor that is no longer installed in /opt/condor
but /opt/condor-version
. Also default name for Condor configuration file is now condor_config
instead of condor.conf
.
Condor relies on CONDORG_INSTALL_PATH and CONDOR_CONFIG environment variables to know where it is installed and where is the configuration file. Unfortunatly, the script starting Condor (/etc/init.d/edg-wl-jc
) relies on /opt/edg/etc/profile.d/edg-wl-config.sh
to get these variables defined in the context of the script (from /etc/sysconfig/globus
, the actual place where they are defined). But this script doesn't take care of exporting these variables when tehy are defined in /etc/sysconfig/globus
. As a consequence, Condor master doesn't see them. This has been logged into GGUS as ticket 10628.
In the meantime, before the problem is fixed, you need a patched version of edg-wl-config.sh
. It is provided as part of LCG RB configuration, by QWG templates. But there is no way to ensure that a further reinstallation of the RPM will not overwrite this patched version.
If CondorG refuses to start, complaining that CONDOR_CONFIG is not defined, you should use the following command to reinstall the patched version :
ncm-ncd --configure filecopy
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