Re: newbie stuff

If I had to guess what was going wrong for you, I would bet that you
have different configuration files on the two machines (spread
configuration files, that is).  When a running Spread daemon prints
it's current configuration, the list should be a subset of what's
written in the conf file, in the same order.  This is not the case in
your sample output.  Please check that the spread.conf files you are
using are identical across machines.

Cheers,
Ryan

----- Original Message -----
From: Yan Kurpnieks <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 19:12:23 +0300
Subject: [Wackamole-users] newbie stuff
To: [email protected]

 
Greetings, 
   I'm trying to build a Linux cluster, using wackamole and mod
backhand. Current topology looks like: two machines with two
interfaces connected to the outer network with one interface each, and
with the second interface to the internal network, there is a bunch of
simmilar machines in the internal network. I've installed the Backhand
(and it seems to work), Spread and Wackamole. Actually I don't fully
understand how to make the Wackamole and spread work.
I've configured them both as shown in issues, when I run Spread, it
shows the segment, etc.
Conf_init: using file: /usr/local/spread/etc/spread.conf
Successfully configured Segment 0 [192.168.0.255:4803] with 3 procs:
                   test2.ltk: 192.168.0.1
                    test.ltk: 192.168.0.2
                   test3.ltk: 192.168.0.11
Finished configuration file.
Conf_init: My name: test.ltk, id: 192.168.0.2, port: 4803
Membership id is ( -1062731774, 1096384359)
--------------------
Configuration at test.ltk is:
Num Segments 1
        2       192.168.0.255     4803
                test.ltk                192.168.0.2
                test2.ltk               192.168.0.1
====================
++++++++++++++++++++++
Num of groups: 0
 
But when I start wackamole, nothing changes, deamon don't show any
groups or somenting. Is it OK? If not, what should be reconfigured?
If i start wackamole on a machine and then restart spread on the other
one it shows the wack1 group with 1 user (second machine). Why that?
  
Crurently, that's all. Thank you. 



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