[yt-dev] Rockstar on multiple nodes
    Stephen Skory 
    s at skory.us
       
    Tue Nov 27 13:28:49 PST 2012
    
    
  
Hi Matt,
> This sounds to me like a problem with the forking model that's in
> place, but I might be wrong.  The way I originally set it up, yt would
> guess at addresses and hosts, which get fed in after the call to
> _get_hosts.  My recommendation would be to have all of these items
> printed out and then look into DEBUG_RSOCKET.
Since I'm not running it inline with Enzo (so there should be no forks
made in python) and "FORK_READERS_FROM_WRITERS = 0" is set in
rockstar_interface.pyx in Rockstar (this is confirmed in the
auto-rockstar.cfg output file), I don't think it should be forking
anywhere.
> Is it possible that a process has died?
That might be it. When I run "top" on the nodes, I'm seeing "python
<defunct>" a number of times equal to NUM_WRITERS.
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