Re: [help-gnubatch] How to run a job on a remote machine?

[Reuti]

Hi,

Am 20.06.2012 um 00:30 schrieb Ralf Kraudelt:

> I have a simple question, I guess. How can I run a remote runnable job on a 
> remote machine?
> 
> Remote runnable means: I define a job on machine 1, but I can on run the job 
> on (not only from) machine 2.
> 
> I use 2 machines. A job is defined in machine 1, it's a simple 'uname -a'. 
> The job is marked as remote runnable. Machine 2 can see the job. I use 
> gbch-xq to check the existence and parameters of the job on both machines.
> 
> Now I try to run the job on machine 2. I use 'force' in the context menu of 
> gbch-xq on machine 2 to run the job. The result is a mail on machine 1 with 
> the uname-result for machine 1. This means that the job was executed on 
> machine 1, but not as expected on machine 2.
> 
> I have no clue how to run a remote runnable job on a remote machine. I 
> couldn't find any hint in the 3 PDF doc files on this topic. Or did I 
> understand something completely wrong? Could somebody please give me a hint 
> on how to run a remote runnable job on a remote machine?

is it working if you use gbch-rr to send it to a remote machine directly, i.e. 
specifying the machine?

-- Reuti