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Wayne Jackson at NASA dropped me a line with a pSConfig file containing the following:
"foo.bar.org": { "_meta": { "display-name": "Foo" }, "address": "foo.bar.org", "lead-bind-address": "1.2.3.4", "host": "foo" }
He found this in the logs, which has the lead bind address mis-named and in the wrong place for pScheduler to be able to use it:
2025-02-21 19:22:53 INFO guid=... action=create checksum=... lead_url=https://foo.bar.org/pscheduler test_type=throughput task={ "test": { "spec": { ... }, "type": "throughput" }, "schedule": { ... }, "reference": { "source_lead_bind_address": "1.2.3.4", "psconfig": { ... }, }, "tools": ["iperf3", "nuttcp"] }
The parameter should be this, at the same level as test and schedule, for pScheduler to bind to it:
test
schedule
task={ ... "lead-bind": "1.2.3.4", "test": { ... }, ... }
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Wayne Jackson at NASA dropped me a line with a pSConfig file containing the following:
He found this in the logs, which has the lead bind address mis-named and in the wrong place for pScheduler to be able to use it:
The parameter should be this, at the same level as
test
andschedule
, for pScheduler to bind to it:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: