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Bo-Chun Chen
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Clarify use of sudo commands to register ood with ohpc warewulf.
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@@ -87,12 +87,17 @@ with Open OnDemand. After the cluster is up boot the ood node with:
vagrant up ood
```
This will provision the node and near the end of the provisioning provide several
This will provision the node.
NOTE: Near the end of the ood provisioning, the ansible scripts will display several
sudo commands that need to be run on the ohpc node to register the ood node
with the cluster, ensuring data synchronization and slurm work.
with the cluster. The commands ensure system file synchronization and slurm work.
You will need to copy and paste these sudo commands to a shell in ohpc. The
ansible script will pause for 90 seconds to give you time to do this.
After the node is provisioned (or booted) you need to work around mount issue
with NFS mounts and issue the
`mount -a`
command on the ood node:
After the node is provisioned (or booted) you need to work around a mount issue
with NFS mounts in the centos/7 vagrant box and issue the
`mount -a`
command
on the ood node:
```
vagrant ssh ood -c "sudo mount -a"
```
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