Scyld: How to start process on slaves in local PID-Space
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Thomas R Boehme mail at thomas-boehme.deSat Dec 2 09:12:45 PST 2000
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Hi, I installed the Scyld Beowulf-2 distribution and it seems to work pretty well. However, I need to start some daemons on the slave nodes (condor). But the daemons fail, because they look for /proc/pid, where the pid is the global one, but in /proc, the directories have the local PID. Is it possible to fire up a daemon in the local PID-space only? There is no need to see these in the global process space. The docs of BProc say it's possible, but not for the end-user (and they don't tell how). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thomas
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