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| mcarter |
Posted - Oct 27 2008 : 09:38:43 AM
Im unable to locally execute scripts from volumes mounted through sshfs. I was able to as late as last Friday. Anyone else seeing this? Is there a way we can fix it?
McKell |
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| mcarter |
Posted - Oct 27 2008 : 1:00:06 PM
ach, apologies. I was trying to run things from a prompt rather than scripted and had left the "python " off, with "python " it works.
Thanks,
McKell |
| syam.gadde |
Posted - Oct 27 2008 : 12:46:09 PM
In cases where you have scripts, you can usually run them like this:
python file.py
perl file.pl
bash file.sh
and you don't have to worry whether the executable bit is set. I have noticed sometimes it's hard to get binary executables to run from mounted file systems on the cluster, but I don't know yet under what conditions it doesn't work.
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| mcarter |
Posted - Oct 27 2008 : 12:35:18 PM
Forgot to mention that Ive tried on two machines with reboots between attempts. |
| mcarter |
Posted - Oct 27 2008 : 12:34:17 PM
The files are located on Goldman, I am attempting to execute them on my local machine. ls gives the permissions for the file as owned by root and read/writeable but not executable. chmod u+x file.py doesn't give an error but also doesnt change the listed permissions. The file isnt open anywhere. I can run the same file if I bring it to my local machine and change the permissions.
McKell |
| francis.favorini |
Posted - Oct 27 2008 : 12:27:21 PM
Where are the scripts located? Where are you running them? Check the permissions on the file(s) to be sure you have access. Can you read the file(s)? Try re-mounting the volume. Make sure nothing else has the file(s) locked open.
-Francis |
