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#
# This is the condor_init script. It creates all the necessary
# files and directories on a host to run Condor.
#
# Where can I find the condor_config_val binary?
CONFIG_VAL_PATH="condor_config_val"
# Create soft link, as needed, to find the global config file.
# Be sure to get just the hostname without domain name.
HOSTNAME=`hostname | sed "s/\..*//g"`
# Find out who should own the Condor files.
OWNER=`$CONFIG_VAL_PATH -owner 2> /dev/null`
if [ ! -n "$OWNER" ]; then
echo 'Error determining who should own the Condor-related directories.'
echo 'Either create a "condor" account, or set the CONDOR_IDS environment'
echo 'variable to the valid uid.gid pair that should be used by Condor.'
exit 1
fi
# We need the -h option so we don't get an error if the local config
# file doesn't exist.
CONFIG_VAL="$CONFIG_VAL_PATH -h $HOSTNAME"
CONDOR_LOCALDIR=`$CONFIG_VAL LOCAL_DIR 2> /dev/null`
CONDOR_LOG=`$CONFIG_VAL LOG 2> /dev/null`
CONDOR_SPOOL=`$CONFIG_VAL SPOOL 2> /dev/null`
CONDOR_EXECUTE=`$CONFIG_VAL EXECUTE 2> /dev/null`
CONDOR_LOCALCFG=`$CONFIG_VAL LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE 2> /dev/null`
CONDOR_LOCK=`$CONFIG_VAL LOCK 2> /dev/null`
# Create a soft link to the global config file.
if [ -n "$CONDOR_LOCALDIR" ]; then
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_LOCALDIR ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_LOCALDIR"
mkdir $CONDOR_LOCALDIR
chmod 755 $CONDOR_LOCALDIR
chown $OWNER $CONDOR_LOCALDIR
fi
else
echo "LOCAL_DIR is not defined, will not create"
fi
if [ -n "$CONDOR_LOG" ]; then
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_LOG ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_LOG"
mkdir $CONDOR_LOG 2> /dev/null
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_LOG ]; then
echo "Error creating $CONDOR_LOG"
exit 1
fi
chmod 755 $CONDOR_LOG
chown $OWNER $CONDOR_LOG
else
echo "$CONDOR_LOG already exists."
fi
else
echo "LOG is not defined here, fix this and try again."
exit 1
fi
if [ -n "$CONDOR_SPOOL" ]; then
CONDOR_SPOOL_PARENT=`echo $CONDOR_SPOOL | sed "s/\/[a-zA-Z]*$//g"`
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_SPOOL_PARENT ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_SPOOL_PARENT"
mkdir $CONDOR_SPOOL_PARENT
chmod 755 $CONDOR_SPOOL_PARENT
fi
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_SPOOL ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_SPOOL"
mkdir $CONDOR_SPOOL
chmod 755 $CONDOR_SPOOL
chown $OWNER $CONDOR_SPOOL
else
echo "$CONDOR_SPOOL already exists."
fi
else
echo "SPOOL is not defined, will not create."
fi
if [ -n "$CONDOR_EXECUTE" ]; then
CONDOR_EXECUTE_PARENT=`echo $CONDOR_EXECUTE | sed "s/\/[a-zA-Z]*$//g"`
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_EXECUTE_PARENT ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_EXECUTE_PARENT"
mkdir $CONDOR_EXECUTE_PARENT
chmod 755 $CONDOR_EXECUTE_PARENT
fi
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_EXECUTE ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_EXECUTE"
mkdir $CONDOR_EXECUTE
chmod 755 $CONDOR_EXECUTE
chown $OWNER $CONDOR_EXECUTE
else
echo "$CONDOR_EXECUTE already exists."
fi
else
echo "EXECUTE is not defined, will not create."
fi
if [ -n "$CONDOR_LOCALCFG" ]; then
if [ ! -f $CONDOR_LOCALCFG ]; then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_LOCALCFG"
touch $CONDOR_LOCALCFG
chmod 644 $CONDOR_LOCALCFG
else
echo "$CONDOR_LOCALCFG already exists."
fi
else
echo "LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE is not defined, will not create."
fi
if [ -n "$CONDOR_LOCK" ]; then
if [ ! -d $CONDOR_LOCK -a "$CONDOR_LOCK" != "$CONDOR_LOG" ];
then
echo "Creating $CONDOR_LOCK"
mkdir $CONDOR_LOCK
chmod 755 $CONDOR_LOCK
chown $OWNER $CONDOR_LOCK
fi
else
echo "LOCK is not defined, will not create."
fi
echo "Condor has been initialized, but not started."
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