[BioBrew Users] Re: [Rocks-Discuss]Cluster-fork command??

[Philip Papadopoulos]

Cluster-fork will run a command on all nodes (or a subset). it uses ssh for authentication, and there for should run ssh-agent before doing cluster-forks, ssh's, scps, etc.

The complete set of things you will need is:

% ssh-agent $SHELL
% ssh-add
(After you have done the above you can run any number of cluster forks, ssh's etc)

% cluster-fork scp frontend-O:<path to file> <path to dest>

The scp command is run on each node in the cluster.

-p
-----Original Message-----
From: "Ai Chee Sin" <purplrain85 at hotmail.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 14:31:17 
To:porterde at mercury.hendrix.edu, gotero at linuxprophet.com,       BioBrew-Users at bioinformatics.org, pvfs-users at beowulf-underground.org,       npaci-rocks-discussion at sdsc.edu
Cc:sinaichee at yahoo.com.sg
Subject: [Rocks-Discuss]Cluster-fork command??

Hi,

Anyone had any idea how to use 'cluster-fork' command?? Or anywhere online 
to look for the command? I need to transfer a tar file from frontend node to 
compute node?? I had tried to connect ftp, but the system return connection 
refused. I think the system only can used SCP.

aichee
Nanyang Polytechnic, Singapore

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