Opened 8 years ago
Closed 8 years ago
#1077 closed help (fixed)
Submitting to monsoon using UMUI: ": is not an identifier"
Reported by: | ledm | Owned by: | um_support |
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Component: | MONSooN | Keywords: | UMUI, MonSOON |
Cc: | Platform: | MONSooN | |
UM Version: | <select version> |
Description
Hi,
for about a day now, I've been unable to submit jobs to monsoon using the UMUI. The standard output file only contains the words:
: is not an identifier
followed by the usual monsoon information:
/critical/opt/loadl/bin/eoj ( (131223:177340:33261:1:0:0:0:47912:1370425542:1329923416:1343221820:16777216:1024)) Run at Wed Jun 05 09:45:42 GMT 2013 on c02c12n02-hf0 for jobstep mon002.64664.0 Queued : Wed Jun 5 09:45:41 2013 for 1 seconds Dispatched : Wed Jun 5 09:45:42 2013 for 1 seconds Exit Code : 256 Job Name : xhonl_build Step Name : 0 Owner : ldmora Notify User : ldmora@l000 Unix Group : users Account : imarnet STDIN : /dev/null STDOUT : /home/ldmora/output/xhonl000.xhonl.d13156.t094446.comp.leave STDERR : /home/ldmora/output/xhonl000.xhonl.d13156.t094446.comp.leave Class : serial Step Type : Serial Node Usage : shared Step Cpus : 4 Total Tasks : Blocking : Adapter Req. : Resources : ConsumableVirtualMemory(3.000 gb) ConsumableCpus(4) ConsumableMemory(3.000 gb) Comment : #*#* Next 3 times NOT up-to-date (TOTAL CPU TIME given later IS accurate) Step User Time : 00:00:00.000000 Step System Time : 00:00:00.000000 Step Total Time : 00:00:00.000000 (0 secs) #*#* Last 3 times NOT up-to-date (TOTAL CPU TIME given later IS accurate) Context switches : involuntary = 0, voluntary = 0 per second = 0 0 Page faults : with I/O = 0, without I/O = 0 per second = 0 0 ------------------<----------- CPU ------------->-<------------ MEMORY ---------------->------------ t t | total average current | total current maximum ratio | a h | physical consumed consumed | alloc'd consumed consumed maximum | s r | CPU physCpu/ physCpu/ | memory memory memory memory/ | k d | seconds alloc'd alloc'd | on node on node on node alloc'd | Node ? s s | consumed SMT-thrd SMT-thrd | [MB] /alloc'd [MB] memory | task list -----------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------------------|----------- * below denotes that this step allowed SMT: CPU efficiency may depend on coallocated foreign steps -----------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------------------|----------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Elapsed: 1.00 sec Alloc'd memory/task: 3072 MB CPU Tot: 0.00 sec ( 0+00:00:00) Average: 0 s/node, 0 s/task System Billing Units used by this jobstep = 0.011
I recently changed by .kshrc and .bashrc files on monsoon, but I can't see anything there that would break job submission.
Thanks for your help,
Lee
Change History (6)
comment:1 Changed 8 years ago by willie
comment:2 Changed 8 years ago by ledm
Hi,
I don't think the problem is due to bashrc, as this code has been relatively stable in the past.
However, I tried to set my default shell to bash using a few methods, none of which were successful. Does the UMUI require a specific default shell?
I think I ran some command like:
chsh -s /bin/bash ldmora
When I log into ibm02, I get the following error:
-bsh: [[: not found -bsh: ENVIRONMENT=INTERACTIVE: is not an identifier
Is there some way to undo this and reset it to the default?
Thanks
comment:3 Changed 8 years ago by ledm
it looks like a solution was to run the command:
chsh <username> /bin/ksh
comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by willie
Hi lee,
Yes, the UM expects ksh. Is your job running now?
Regards
Willie
comment:5 Changed 8 years ago by ledm
Hi,
yes, the job is running now. Thanks,
Lee
comment:6 Changed 8 years ago by willie
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
Hi Lee,
I copied your job and the compile started OK, so that suggests the problem is with your .kshrc and .bashrc files on MONSooN. I couldn't find the .kshrc. Your .bashrc file contains a lot of aliases and it is possible that these could interfere with the UM scripts.
Regards,
Willie