oldpatricka

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am oldpatricka on github.
• I am oldpatricka (https://keybase.io/oldpatricka) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 7ABE 4191 5190 39DB D4A6 470A D032 3A95 D929 514E

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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#!/bin/bash

CHANNEL=$1
MESSAGE=$2
USERNAME=beepboop # set to whatever
APITOKEN="" # generate on https://api.slack.com

# urlencode message
MESSAGE=`python -c "import sys, urllib as ul; print ul.quote_plus(sys.argv[1])" "${MESSAGE}"`

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$customdata = Get-Content C:\AzureData\CustomData.bin
$customdataxml = [xml]$customdata
$powershell = $customdataxml.powershell
Invoke-Expression $powershell

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## Wait for a number of seconds
#log_with_line("Waiting")
#log.debug("Scheduler - Waiting...")
#time.sleep(3)

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[patricka@canfarpool ~]$ ./get_frequencies *.out
canfardev1 14
canfardev2 14
canfardev3 14
canfardev4 12
canfardev5 11
canfardev6 12
canfardev8 11
canfardev9 12

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[root@ms-gavia ~]# condor_q -l


-- Submitter: ms-gavia.phys.UVic.CA : <142.104.63.12:37532> : ms-gavia.phys.UVic.CA
MyType = "Job"
TargetType = "Machine"
ClusterId = 2
QDate = 1260911808
CompletionDate = 0
Owner = "dev04"

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MyType = "Job"
TargetType = "Machine"
ClusterId = 40
QDate = 1263491958
CompletionDate = 0
Owner = "dev04"
RemoteWallClockTime = 0.000000
LocalUserCpu = 0.000000
LocalSysCpu = 0.000000
RemoteUserCpu = 0.000000

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        if cli_options.all_cluster:
            print s.get_cluster_resources()
        elif cli_options.vms:
            print s.get_cluster_vm_resources()
        elif cli_options.vm_id and cli_options.cluster_name:
            print s.get_vm_info(cli_options.cluster_name, cli_options.vm_id)
        elif cli_options.vm_id and not cli_options.cluster_name:
            print "Please provide -c cluster_name with vm ID"
        elif cli_options.cluster_name and not cli_options.vm_id:
            print s.get_cluster_info(cli_options.cluster_name)

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[root@vmcgs29 ~]# cat /etc/cloudscheduler/cloud_scheduler.conf 
[global]

# condor_webservice_url must point to the URL of your Condor pool, and the
#           port on which it is running (usually 8080).
#                       
#   The default value is http://localhost:8080
condor_webservice_url: http://localhost:8080

# cloud_resource_config is the path to the default list of resources you want

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#script to get central manager from EC2 metadata server
USER_DATA=`curl -s http://169.254.169.254/2009-04-04/user-data`
SPLIT_DATA=`echo $USER_DATA | awk -F"," '{print $1}'`
 
for item in ${SPLIT_DATA}; do
  key=`echo $item | sed s/=.*//`
  value=`echo $item | sed s/.*=//`
  if [ $key == "central_manager" ]; then
    CENTRAL_MANAGER=$value
  fi