[mvapich-discuss] mpdtrace issue...

[Sayantan Sur]

Choudhury, Durga wrote:

>Hi Sayantan
>
>Thanks for the reply. Yes, mpdtrace works fine without an underscore in
>the hostname. I'll try changing the underscore to a minus sign and let
>you know if there are still issues with it.
>
>Thanks again and regards.
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Thanks for your reply. I'm CC-ing this to the list, just for everyone's 
information and archival purposes.

Thanks,
Sayantan.

>Durga
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Sayantan Sur [mailto:surs at cse.ohio-state.edu] 
>Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 1:28 PM
>To: Choudhury, Durga
>Cc: mvapich-discuss at cse.ohio-state.edu
>Subject: Re: [mvapich-discuss] mpdtrace issue...
>
>Hello Durga,
>
>Choudhury, Durga wrote:
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>>Hi All
>>
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>>The `mpdtrace` command seems to have a bug in it (or is it by design?)
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>>which is as follows:
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>>If the hostname of my machine is foo_bar, mpdtrace prints only the 
>>first part of it, i.e. foo. In our case, the nodes are in slots of a 
>>VME chassis with hostnames such as board_1 board_2 etc, which become 
>>all identical name for mpdtrace.
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>>Until now, I was using and testing mvapich (just the MPICH2 part of 
>>it) on an empty card cage with just two slots populated that I was 
>>naming manually. In a fully loaded chassis that I am now testing, the 
>>names are assigned automatically and the mpdring does not form, which 
>>worked flawlessly before. I suspect this might be because of this 
>>mpdtrace issue. Please help.
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>Thanks for bringing this up. Does "mpdtrace" work fine if the hostnames 
>do not have underscore (_) in them?
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>I hadn't encountered underscores in host names, so I did a google 
>search. I came across RFC-952, which deals with Internet host table 
>specification. Particularly, it assumes that underscores are not present
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>in a hostname.
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>"1. A "name" (Net, Host, Gateway, or Domain name) is a text string up to
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>24 characters drawn from the alphabet (A-Z), digits (0-9), minus sign 
>(-), and period (.). "
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>http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc952.html
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>Thanks,
>Sayantan.
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