\how
\begin{quote}
-\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_reg -m' \emph{my.server.name:port}
+\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_reg -m' \emph{server\_name:port}
\end{quote}
A~new jobid is generated and printed. Run
\begin{quote}
-\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_status' \emph{the\_\/new\_\/jobid}
+\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_status' \emph{jobid}
\end{quote}
\result
\how
\begin{quote}
-\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-running.sh -m ' \emph{my.server.name:port}
+\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-running.sh -m ' \emph{server\_name:port}
\end{quote}
The command prints a~new jobid, followed by diagnostic messages as the events are logged.
Check the status of the new job with
\begin{quote}
-\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_status' \emph{the\_\/new\_\/jobid}
+\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_status' \emph{jobid}
\end{quote}
\result
\how Similar to Sect.~\ref{smoke-log}:
\begin{quote}
-\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-running.sh -x -m ' \emph{my.server.name:port}
+\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-running.sh -x -m ' \emph{server\_name:port}
\end{quote}
And check with:
\begin{quote}
-\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_status -x /tmp/lb_proxy_server.sock' \emph{the\_\/new\_\/jobid}
+\verb'/opt/glite/examples/glite-lb-job_status -x /tmp/lb_proxy_server.sock' \emph{jobid}
\end{quote}
a~more complex and more fragile setup.
Using an external utility \verb'glite-lb-dump' (typical invocation is with
-a~single option \verb'-m' \emph{my.server.name:port}, see man page for
+a~single option \verb'-m' \emph{server\_name:port}, see man page for
details) the server is triggered to dump events, which arrived in
a~specified time interval, into a~text file. (Default interval is from last
dump till the current time.)
\end{verbatim}
\end{itemize}
The command \verb'glite-lb-job_status' is a low level query program that can be
-found in the \verb'glite-lb-client' package among examples.
+found in the package \verb'glite-lb-client' among examples.
%\subsection{\LB proxy}
and 10 slave processes.
Threads are not used.
-Master pid is stored in \verb'$HOME/edg-bkserverd.pid' (\LBold),
-\verb'$HOME/glite-lb-bkserverd.pid' (\LBnew).
+Master pid is stored in the file \verb'$HOME/edg-bkserverd.pid' (\LBold)
+or in the file \verb'$HOME/glite-lb-bkserverd.pid' (\LBnew) respectively.
Number of slaves can be set with \verb'-s, --slaves' option,
pid file location with~\verb'-i, --pidfile'.
Server data are stored in MySQL database. Normal setup assumes ``server scenario'',
\ie the database IS NOT protected with password and it is not accessible over network.
Option \verb'-m user/password@machine:database' can be used to change
-the default \verb'lbserver/@localhost:lbserver20'.
+the default connect string \verb'lbserver/@localhost:lbserver20'.
\item[Dump files.]
Backup dump (Sect.~\ref{run:dump}) files are stored in
to set \verb'$GLITE_LOCATION_VAR/purge'.
When export to Job Provenance is enabled (Sect.~\ref{run:purge})
-job registrations are exported to \verb'/tmp/jpreg_'
+job registrations are exported to directory \verb'/tmp/jpreg'
overridden in startup script with \verb'--jpreg-dir' to \verb'$GLITE_LOCATION_VAR/jpreg'.
In addition, dump files are further processed in \verb'GLITE_LOCATION_VAR/jpdump'.