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Jakob Østergaard
jakob at unthought.net
Fri May 3 02:33:29 PDT 2002
On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 07:53:14PM -0600, Timothy W. Moore wrote:
> Each node mounts /home from the host machine. When I attempt to run my
> program, it states that it can't open the output file and crashes.
> However, it does open an error file in /home saying that it can't open
> the output file. The error files are generated with the user and group
> 501. I also get the impression that screen output is causing problems
> because the DISPLAY variable is not set properly.
>
> [1] What is the syntax of the setenv DISPLAY ...? My hostname is enigma.
On enigma, do a "xhost +" to allow everyone to connect to your display.
Please note, that this is a huge security hole if you cannot trust everyone
who has network access to your machine. But I suggest you do this for now
to get things running, then read up on how to do things properly afterwards.
Set the DISPLAY variable as:
DISPLAY=enigma:0 my_command my_arg0 my_arg1 ...
Alternatively, you can set the DISPLAY variable just once for your current
shell:
export DISPLAY=enigma:0
>
> [2] I arbitrarily set the permissions to 777 thinking node08 would then
> be able to write to /home...it failed. What permissions do I set for
> seamless access to /home and the screen?
Since your program was able to create an error file in /home, I doubt that
it is permission problems on /home that's giving you the problems.
Please double-check where the program output file is placed - it probably
isn't set to the proper path.
When you say "/home", I take it that you mean something along the lines of
"/home/[your user directory]", and not literally /home. Putting things
directly in /home would be terribly messy.
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