Description of problem: The files condor retrieves configuration from is changing for 1.3. Previously, the global configuration file (/etc/condor/condor_config) defined LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE pointed to $(LOCAL_DIR)/condir_config.local (where LOCAL_DIR = /var/lib/condor). We originally extended this to define LOCAL_CONFIG_DIR in LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE for use with the condor-wallaby-client package. We tell the user to edit condor_config.local in many places in the docs for various configuration settings. In 1.3, this is all changing. LOCAL_CONFIG_FILE will no longer be defined by default, and instead LOCAL_CONFIG_DIR (pointing to /etc/condor/config.d) will be the sole location for configuration extension. Files need to be placed into LOCAL_CONFIG_DIR with the parameters for the desired changes, and files should be preceded with a 2 digit number (for order). By default, the condor package will create a 00personal_condor with configuration required for a single node pool. So, in all places where we tell the user to edit condor_config.local in /var/lib/condor we need to tell them to edit another file instead. As the root user, they should create a file in /etc/condor/config.d starting with the number 10 followed by the name of the feature they're enabling. So for example, if they're enabling low-latency they should create a 10low_latency file, or if they're enabling Dynamic Slots they could create a 10dynamic_slots file. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Instead of starting with 10, the files should start with 40
I think I've got all the instances. If you find any that got missed, please open a new bug. LKB
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