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Distributed Computing in SoC Encounter

trav1s

Version: Encounter v09.12-s159_1 (64bit)

Flow: Foundation Flow

OS: Linux CentOS 5.4

Hi, I am trying to use superthreading in SoC Encounter through rsh, but I am getting this error:

<FF> SETTING UP MULTI PROCESS DISTRIBUTION AND THREADING
<FF> Running rsh on rfic19
The time out for a rsh remote host to respond is 5 seconds.
The time out for a remote job to respond is 30 seconds.
rsh list of machines is  rfic19
rsh attempted on rfic19
rsh machine rfic19 is unavailable or not responding, removing from list. A higher value of -rshTimeout in the setDistributeHost command may resolve this issue
"touch /home/travis/sensor_dma/backend/SCRIPTS/job_rfic19_7761_check" did not create a file as expected on machine rfic19
new rsh list of machines is

**ERROR: (ENCSYT-6692): [/home/travis/sensor_dma/backend/template/SCRIPTS/EDI/run_place.tcl]: Invalid return code while executing "/home/travis/sensor_dma/backend/template/SCRIPTS/EDI/run_place.tcl"
**ERROR: (ENCSYT-6693): None of the specified machines are reachable.

 

Why is the machine unreachable? Here is the output when I run a test command "pwd" in terminal:

  •  [travis@rfic18 ~]$ rsh rfic19 pwd
    connect to address 192.168.40.19: Connection refused
    Trying krb4 rsh...
    connect to address 192.168.40.19: Connection refused
    trying normal rsh (/usr/bin/rsh)
    /home/travis

    So rsh seems to work, at least with the right rsh. I tried extending the timeout, but that didn't work.

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