.TH DEPLOYBRASIL 8.SH NAMEdeploybrasil.sh \- wrapper script to start Inferno front-end for BG/P.SH SYNOPSIS.B deployBrasil.sh[.B -p port][.B -l path-to-hare-release][.B -f].SH DESCRIPTIONThis starts an Inferno instance which has been setup to provide file service accessto the front-end node from BG/P.  It must be run and provided with a per-user uniqueport prior to dispatching any jobs to BG/P..PPthe.I -pargument specifies the user's unique port number.  The convention of using the user'suid on the front-end system systems to work and provide uniqueness..PPThe.I -Iargument specifies the path to the rest of the HARE binary distribution.  If no alternativeargument is given, the latest release stored in the argonne profiles directory is used..PPThe.I -fflag specifies starting inferno in the foreground instead of just running it as a daemon..SH BUGSThere is currently no automated cleanup of the Inferno processes on logout.  I'm in the habitof running killall5 instead of just logging out which cleans up any outstanding processes I'mrunning on the BG/P front-end node..PPIts a good idea to restart Inferno between login sessions as a matter of housekeeping.Depending on the size of the run, lots of file descriptors and other bits can consumed andyou start running into ulimits.  This should be something we can fix within Inferno (orthe way we are using it), but this hasn't been a priority..SH "SEE ALSO".IR nompirun (8).IR bgp-intro (8).IR runJob (1).IR installHelp (1) .SH FILES.B /bgsys/argonne-utils/profiles/plan9/bin/deployBrasil.sh.SH SOURCE.B /usr/glenda/bin/bash/deploy/deployBrasil.sh.B /usr/glenda/bin/bash/deploy/README.txt