Hello all,
first time I am trying to use simfactory... I installed the ET trunk version on the MPG hydra cluster in Garching (with Intel 14) and wanted to try simfactory for the first time (on the other clusters I have always compiling and running cactus without simfactory)
now, here is what i have done:
i more or less copied the supermuc.ini, supermuc-ibmmpi.run and supermuc-ibmmpi.sub to files named hydra* with the respective extensions and then put them to the respective folders, changin username and so on (i dont really know what to use for the aliaspattern, maybe that is hindering me from succeeding)
then i want to create a simulation with sim create and the binary i have already compiled, but it fails with the following error:
Error: Error: empty/missing run script for configuration ET_TORI_INTEL Aborting Simfactory.
even when i supply the file via --runscript, it fails to use it...
any ideas what might be going on here?
best wishes,
Vassili
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Hello Vassili,
i more or less copied the supermuc.ini, supermuc-ibmmpi.run and supermuc-ibmmpi.sub to files named hydra* with the respective extensions and then put them to the respective folders, changin username and so on (i dont really know what to use for the aliaspattern, maybe that is hindering me from succeeding)
The alias pattern is used by simfactory to decide which machine it is on. It should be a regular expression that matches the machine's head node's hostname.
You can do a:
simfactory/bin/sim whoami
which should report something like:
Current machine: hydra (or whatever name you gave the machine in its machine.ini (at the top of the file, in [])).
then i want to create a simulation with sim create and the binary i have already compiled, but it fails with the following error:
Error: Error: empty/missing run script for configuration ET_TORI_INTEL Aborting Simfactory.
even when i supply the file via --runscript, it fails to use it...
any ideas what might be going on here?
A guess: It may no longer accept a new --runscript option unless you do a --rebuild once the configuration has been created. I'd do a rm - -rf configs/ET_TORI_INTEL to be sure to start with a clean slate.
Yours, Roland
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