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3.4. Configuring Condor
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$(SUBSYSTEM) This “subsystem” name of the daemon or tool that is evaluating the macro. The
different subsystem names are described in section 3.4.1 below.
The final set are entries whose default values are determined automatically at runtime but which
can be overridden.
$(ARCH) This setting defines the string used to identify the architecture of the local machine to
Condor. The condor startd will advertise itself with this attribute so that users can submit
binaries compiled for a given platform and force them to run on the correct machines. condor submit will automatically append a requirement to the job ClassAd that it must run on
the same ARCH and OPSYS of the machine where it was submitted, unless the user specifies
ARCH and/or OPSYS explicitly in their submit file. See the condor submit(1) man page for
details.
$(OPSYS) This setting defines the string used to identify the operating system of the local machine
to Condor. See the entry on ARCH above for more information. If this setting is not defined
in the config file, Condor will automatically insert the operating system of this machine as
determined byuname.
$(FILESYSTEM DOMAIN) This parameter defaults to the fully qualified hostname of the machine it is evaluated on. See section 3.4.5 on “Shared Filesystem Config File Entries” below
for the full description of its use and under what conditions you would want to override it.
$(UID DOMAIN) This parameter defaults to the fully qualified hostname of the machine it is evaluated on. See section 3.4.5 on “Shared Filesystem Config File Entries” below for the full
description of its use and under what conditions you would want to override it.
Since ARCH and OPSYS will automatically be set to the right things, we recomend that you do
not override them yourself. Only do so if you know what you are doing.
Condor Subsystem Names
IMPORTANT NOTE: Many of the entries in the config file will be named with the subsystem of
the various Condor daemons. This is a unique string which identifies a given daemon within the
Condor system. The possible subsystem names are:
J
J
STARTD
J
MASTER
J
SCHEDD
J
COLLECTOR
NEGOTIATOR
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