Hello, > Is there anything in the mom logs on the WN, in particular there should > be reason why the file could not be copied back. > For each job there is an entry like: 05/04/2007 17:26:30;0001; pbs_mom;Job;TMomFinalizeJob3;job 1174.gcn54.hep.physik.uni-siegen.de started, pid = 1463 05/04/2007 17:26:31;0080; pbs_mom;Job;1174.gcn54.hep.physik.uni-siegen.de;scan_for_terminated: job 1174.gcn54.hep.physik.uni-siegen.de task 1 terminated, sid 1463 The logevent was set to 255. > Also when you say you submitted jobs successfully with qsub did the > output actually > come back? Yes. Regards, Daniel > > Steve > > >> So it sounds like you tried everything on: > >> > >> http://goc.grid.sinica.edu.tw/gocwiki/submit- > >> helper_script_..._gave_error%3A_cache_export_dir_... > >> > >> Try su'ing to one of your pool accounts and qsub'ing a simple job. > >> Try in particular as > >> an ops VO. > >> Steve > > > > I tried this with a number of accounts and it worked fine . But if > > I use > > globus-job-run gcn54/jobmanager-lcgpbs no output (but also no error > > message) > > is returned and a "submit-helper script..." entry on the WN is > > generated. > > The fork manager also works. > > > > Regards, > > Daniel > > > >>> submit-helper script running on host gcn51 gave error: > >>> cache_export_dir > >>> (/home/dteam006/.lcgjm/globus-cache-export.I23975) on gatekeeper > >>> did not > >>> contain a cache_export_dir.tar archive > >>> > >>> logging info says: > >>> Event: Done > >>> - exit_code = 1 > >>> - host = rb127.cern.ch > >>> - level = SYSTEM > >>> - priority = asynchronous > >>> - reason = Cannot read JobWrapper output, both > >>> from Condor > >>> and from Maradona. > >>> - seqcode = > >>> UI=000003:NS=0000000003:WM=000012:BH=0000000000:JSS=000009:LM=000019 > >>> > >>> :L > >>> > >>> RMS=000000:APP=000000 > >>> - source = LogMonitor > >>> - src_instance = unique > >>> - status_code = FAILED > >>> > >>> The CRL was up to date. > >>> I can copy file from the WN to the CE with > >>> globus-url-copy. > >>> The clocks are synchronized. > >>> Users are mapped to the same id. > >>> > >>> Has anybody an idea? > >>> > >>> Thanks in advance, > >>> Daniel Lorenz