Jody McIntyre
2008-May-29 01:36 UTC
[Linux_hpc_swstack] /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf for the beta
I''m looking at one of our test head nodes that has the beta installed. I see that dhcpd is configured via /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf. Can I safely modify this file to add an entry for a host? I don''t want to add it to the hostlist since it will be running a different kernel for testing. I notice that the file is owned by the sunhpc-configuration RPM but it''s not marked as a configuration file. This makes me hesitant to modify it, especially since it will be overwritten if sunhpc-configuration is ever upgraded. Is that a bug? Cheers, Jody -- Jody McIntyre - Linux Kernel Engineer, Sun HPC
Shuichi Ihara
2008-May-29 01:56 UTC
[Linux_hpc_swstack] /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf for the beta
/etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf is referring dhcp_hostlist and dhcp_hostlist_datamover with "include" option. If you want to add hostlist, please add to these files. So, no necessary to modify dhcpd_sunhpc.conf Thanks, -Ihara Jody McIntyre wrote:> I''m looking at one of our test head nodes that has the beta installed. > I see that dhcpd is configured via /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf. Can I safely > modify this file to add an entry for a host? I don''t want to add it to > the hostlist since it will be running a different kernel for testing. > > I notice that the file is owned by the sunhpc-configuration RPM but it''s > not marked as a configuration file. This makes me hesitant to modify > it, especially since it will be overwritten if sunhpc-configuration is > ever upgraded. Is that a bug? > > Cheers, > Jody >
Jody McIntyre
2008-May-29 15:31 UTC
[Linux_hpc_swstack] /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf for the beta
Hi Ihara, On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 10:56:07AM +0900, Shuichi Ihara wrote:> /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf is referring dhcp_hostlist and > dhcp_hostlist_datamover with "include" option. If you want to add > hostlist, please add to these files.As I mentioned, I want to add a host with different options from the defaults. So I need to modify this file. dhcp_hostlist and dhcp_hostlist_datamover are also not marked as config files, so they will be overwritten on sunhpc-configuration upgrade too. That really looks like a bug to me. Cheers, Jody> So, no necessary to modify dhcpd_sunhpc.conf > > Thanks, > -Ihara > > Jody McIntyre wrote: > >I''m looking at one of our test head nodes that has the beta installed. > >I see that dhcpd is configured via /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf. Can I safely > >modify this file to add an entry for a host? I don''t want to add it to > >the hostlist since it will be running a different kernel for testing. > > > >I notice that the file is owned by the sunhpc-configuration RPM but it''s > >not marked as a configuration file. This makes me hesitant to modify > >it, especially since it will be overwritten if sunhpc-configuration is > >ever upgraded. Is that a bug? > > > >Cheers, > >Jody > >-- Jody McIntyre - Linux Kernel Engineer, Sun HPC
Shuichi Ihara
2008-May-30 00:28 UTC
[Linux_hpc_swstack] /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf for the beta
Jody Jody McIntyre wrote:> Hi Ihara, > > On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 10:56:07AM +0900, Shuichi Ihara wrote: > >> /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf is referring dhcp_hostlist and >> dhcp_hostlist_datamover with "include" option. If you want to add >> hostlist, please add to these files. > > As I mentioned, I want to add a host with different options from the > defaults. So I need to modify this file.OK, what kind of changes do you need? If it will be needed in general, I will add that options as default.> > dhcp_hostlist and dhcp_hostlist_datamover are also not marked as config > files, so they will be overwritten on sunhpc-configuration upgrade too. > That really looks like a bug to me.Yes, thanks for this feedback. I will check and fix it. -Ihara
Jody McIntyre
2008-May-30 00:49 UTC
[Linux_hpc_swstack] /etc/dhcpd_sunhpc.conf for the beta
Hi Ihara, On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 09:28:29AM +0900, Shuichi Ihara wrote:> OK, what kind of changes do you need? If it will be needed in general, > I will add that options as default.It will need to run the kernel I''m testing. This is not a good idea for general use - nobody else should run my test kernels :) Cheers, Jody -- Jody McIntyre - Linux Kernel Engineer, Sun HPC