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[gt-user] help to install globus toolkit
Barbara Patricelli
2015-02-23 15:14:51 UTC
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Hi.
I was trying to install the globus toolkit on my macbook. I downloaded the package from this link:http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/
then I installed it. But after this, when running gsissh I got the following error:
/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found
I found a ssh file in the directory /bin/ssh.d/, but I don't know if it is the right file and how to point to it.
Also, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the /etc directory, but in the /share directory (so I needed to change the path in my bash file).

Can someone help me?Thanks,
Barbara 
Basney, Jim
2015-02-23 16:47:51 UTC
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Hi Barbara,

In my experience this error occurs when using the single-user-only install option, so Globus Toolkit is installed in $HOME/Library/Globus rather than /Library/Globus. In this case, gsissh has trouble finding its configuration files in $HOME/Library/Globus/gsissh if the GLOBUS_LOCATION environment variable is not exported. Setting the environment variable by running "export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/Library/Globus" should fix it.

I opened https://globus.atlassian.net/browse/GT-584 for this bug.

-Jim

On 2/23/15, 9:14 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi.

I was trying to install the globus toolkit on my macbook. I downloaded the package from this link:
http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/

<http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/>
then I installed it. But after this, when running gsissh I got the following error:

/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found

I found a ssh file in the directory /bin/ssh.d/, but I don't know if it is the right file and how to point to it.
Also, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the /etc directory, but in the /share directory (so I needed to change the path in my bash file).

Can someone help me?
Thanks,
Barbara
Barbara Patricelli
2015-02-23 17:21:19 UTC
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Hi again,
This is not my case: I didn't use the single-user-only install option. And I also specify in my bash file the right location of the Globus directory.
I think the problem is that the ssh file is not in the Library/Globus/etc/ directory but on a different directory. Also, as I already wrote in my previous email, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the Library/Globus/etc directory, but in the Library/Globus/share directory. Any other suggestion?
Thanks,
Barbara


Il Lunedì 23 Febbraio 2015 18:05, "Basney, Jim" <***@illinois.edu> ha scritto:


Hi Barbara,
In my experience this error occurs when using the single-user-only install option, so Globus Toolkit is installed in $HOME/Library/Globus rather than /Library/Globus. In this case, gsissh has trouble finding its configuration files in $HOME/Library/Globus/gsissh if the GLOBUS_LOCATION environment variable is not exported. Setting the environment variable by running "export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/Library/Globus" should fix it.
I opened https://globus.atlassian.net/browse/GT-584 for this bug.
-Jim
On 2/23/15, 9:14 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi.
I was trying to install the globus toolkit on my macbook. I downloaded the package from this link:http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/
then I installed it. But after this, when running gsissh I got the following error:
/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found
I found a ssh file in the directory /bin/ssh.d/, but I don't know if it is the right file and how to point to it.
Also, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the /etc directory, but in the /share directory (so I needed to change the path in my bash file).

Can someone help me?Thanks,
Barbara
Basney, Jim
2015-02-23 17:38:42 UTC
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The "/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found" message comes from the gsissh code that is searching for the ssh_config file. It searches multiple locations for that file. In my experience, after printing "/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found" the gsissh command will continue searching and subsequently find the ssh_config file in /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh and proceed successfully to connect. Do you have the /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh/ssh_config file installed on your system?

-Jim

On 2/23/15, 11:21 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi again,

This is not my case: I didn't use the single-user-only install option. And I also specify in my bash file the right location of the Globus directory.
I think the problem is that the ssh file is not in the Library/Globus/etc/ directory but on a different directory. Also, as I already wrote in my previous email, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the Library/Globus/etc directory, but in the Library/Globus/share directory. Any other suggestion?

Thanks,
Barbara



Il Lunedì 23 Febbraio 2015 18:05, "Basney, Jim" <***@illinois.edu<mailto:***@illinois.edu>> ha scritto:


Hi Barbara,

In my experience this error occurs when using the single-user-only install option, so Globus Toolkit is installed in $HOME/Library/Globus rather than /Library/Globus. In this case, gsissh has trouble finding its configuration files in $HOME/Library/Globus/gsissh if the GLOBUS_LOCATION environment variable is not exported. Setting the environment variable by running "export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/Library/Globus" should fix it.

I opened https://globus.atlassian.net/browse/GT-584 for this bug.

-Jim

On 2/23/15, 9:14 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi.

I was trying to install the globus toolkit on my macbook. I downloaded the package from this link:
http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/

<http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/>
then I installed it. But after this, when running gsissh I got the following error:

/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found

I found a ssh file in the directory /bin/ssh.d/, but I don't know if it is the right file and how to point to it.
Also, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the /etc directory, but in the /share directory (so I needed to change the path in my bash file).

Can someone help me?
Thanks,
Barbara
Barbara Patricelli
2015-02-24 08:18:45 UTC
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Hi,
yes, I have the /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh/ssh_config file. Any other suggestion?
However, after the error/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found.
I also got the following:Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic).


Barbara

Il Lunedì 23 Febbraio 2015 18:39, "Basney, Jim" <***@illinois.edu> ha scritto:


The "/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found" message comes from the gsissh code that is searching for the ssh_config file. It searches multiple locations for that file. In my experience, after printing "/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found" the gsissh command will continue searching and subsequently find the ssh_config file in /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh and proceed successfully to connect. Do you have the /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh/ssh_config file installed on your system?
-Jim
On 2/23/15, 11:21 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi again,
This is not my case: I didn't use thesingle-user-only install option. And I also specify in my bash file the right location of the Globus directory.
I think the problem is that the ssh file is not in the Library/Globus/etc/ directory but on a different directory. Also, as I already wrote in my previous email, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the Library/Globus/etc directory, but in the Library/Globus/share directory. Any other suggestion?
Thanks,
Barbara


Il Lunedì 23 Febbraio 2015 18:05, "Basney, Jim" <***@illinois.edu> ha scritto:


Hi Barbara,
In my experience this error occurs when using the single-user-only install option, so Globus Toolkit is installed in $HOME/Library/Globus rather than /Library/Globus. In this case, gsissh has trouble finding its configuration files in $HOME/Library/Globus/gsissh if the GLOBUS_LOCATION environment variable is not exported. Setting the environment variable by running "export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/Library/Globus" should fix it.
I opened https://globus.atlassian.net/browse/GT-584 for this bug.
-Jim
On 2/23/15, 9:14 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi.
I was trying to install the globus toolkit on my macbook. I downloaded the package from this link:http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/
then I installed it. But after this, when running gsissh I got the following error:
/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found
I found a ssh file in the directory /bin/ssh.d/, but I don't know if it is the right file and how to point to it.
Also, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the /etc directory, but in the /share directory (so I needed to change the path in my bash file).

Can someone help me?Thanks,
Barbara
Barbara Patricelli
2015-02-24 08:29:39 UTC
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Hi again,
thanks, I solved the problem by installing the package taken from another link.
Cheers,
Barbara 

Il Martedì 24 Febbraio 2015 9:18, Barbara Patricelli <***@yahoo.it> ha scritto:


Hi,
yes, I have the /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh/ssh_config file. Any other suggestion?
However, after the error/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found.
I also got the following:Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic).


Barbara

Il Lunedì 23 Febbraio 2015 18:39, "Basney, Jim" <***@illinois.edu> ha scritto:


The "/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found" message comes from the gsissh code that is searching for the ssh_config file. It searches multiple locations for that file. In my experience, after printing "/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found" the gsissh command will continue searching and subsequently find the ssh_config file in /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh and proceed successfully to connect. Do you have the /Library/Globus/etc/gsissh/ssh_config file installed on your system?
-Jim
On 2/23/15, 11:21 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi again,
This is not my case: I didn't use thesingle-user-only install option. And I also specify in my bash file the right location of the Globus directory.
I think the problem is that the ssh file is not in the Library/Globus/etc/ directory but on a different directory. Also, as I already wrote in my previous email, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the Library/Globus/etc directory, but in the Library/Globus/share directory. Any other suggestion?
Thanks,
Barbara


Il Lunedì 23 Febbraio 2015 18:05, "Basney, Jim" <***@illinois.edu> ha scritto:


Hi Barbara,
In my experience this error occurs when using the single-user-only install option, so Globus Toolkit is installed in $HOME/Library/Globus rather than /Library/Globus. In this case, gsissh has trouble finding its configuration files in $HOME/Library/Globus/gsissh if the GLOBUS_LOCATION environment variable is not exported. Setting the environment variable by running "export GLOBUS_LOCATION=$HOME/Library/Globus" should fix it.
I opened https://globus.atlassian.net/browse/GT-584 for this bug.
-Jim
On 2/23/15, 9:14 AM, Barbara Patricelli wrote:
Hi.
I was trying to install the globus toolkit on my macbook. I downloaded the package from this link:http://toolkit.globus.org/toolkit/downloads/latest-stable/
then I installed it. But after this, when running gsissh I got the following error:
/Library/Globus/etc/ssh not found
I found a ssh file in the directory /bin/ssh.d/, but I don't know if it is the right file and how to point to it.
Also, the globus-user-env.sh is not in the /etc directory, but in the /share directory (so I needed to change the path in my bash file).

Can someone help me?Thanks,
Barbara

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