Closed yumyai closed 11 years ago
Thanks Jari for sharing your code.
I can confirm the above issue on OS X. I fixed it like this
for line in self.run("ps -p " + jobAttr["PID"] + " -o etime=\"\" "):
Also, I had to add some memory to BANNER to make it work.
--- a/Tools/BANNER.py
+++ b/Tools/BANNER.py
@@ -248,9 +248,9 @@ def run(input, output=None, elementName="entity", processElement="document", spl
cwd = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(bannerPath)
if oldVersion: # old version
- args = ["java", "-cp", classPath, "banner.eval.TestModel", config]
+ args = ["java", "-Xms1G", "-Xmx2G", "-cp", classPath, "banner.eval.TestModel", config]
else:
- args = ["java", "-cp", classPath, "banner.eval.BANNER", "test", config]
+ args = ["java", "-Xms1G", "-Xmx2G", "-cp", classPath, "banner.eval.BANNER", "test", config]
print >> sys.stderr, "BANNER command:", " ".join(args)```
Thank you for the bug reports!
I've fixed the issue with the OS X ps command using yumyai's suggestion, by removing the --no-heading switch and reading the output lines starting from 1.
As for the java memory issue, I added a "JAVA" parameter to the configuration settings. By default this is just the "java" command, but to define your own java settings, you can override it in ".tees_local_settings.py" (or whatever file you use for local settings). E.g. for the memory error mentioned by renaud, you would add to the local settings file the line:
JAVA = "java -Xms1G -Xmx2G"
The JAVA setting could also be used to point to a non-standard java installation not in the path etc.
Both updates have been pushed to the main TEES repository. Hopefully these fixes will solve the issues mentioned!
Thanks Jari!
I am trying TEES on mac (mountain lion). There is command that not compatible with tools on osx.
In Utils/Connection/UnixConnection.py: line 478. You used
for line in self.run("ps -p " + jobAttr["PID"] + " -o etime, --no-heading"):
A --no-heading option is not available for ps on osx. Changing that line to
for line in self.run("ps -p " + jobAttr["PID"] + " -o etime,")[1:]:
works well.I only try with "python classify.py -m GE -i 9668063 -o OUTSTEM" job though.