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Jobserver issue/setup

Hi,
When I try to run a mapping on a remote server I get the message :-
Execution failed 0683p000009MA5A.pngrg.talend.remote.commons.exception.ClientServerException: org.talend.remote.commons.exception.ClientServerException: Time out server acknowledge for command ', idJob=20110113_145230_enQjW, remoteActionStatus=null, messageType=GET_USEFUL_CRC_LIST, idRequestResponsePair=CYhD7yKT, message=null'.

I suspect it's because the jobserver is not running on the target linux machine.
I have looked through the admin guide but it does not tell you HOW to set things up on linux.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
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Anonymous
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Hi
1. Under the jobserver installation directory, you will find the files start_rs.bat and start_rs.sh, which will
allow you to start the Job server on Windows and Linux respectively, and the files stop_rs.bat
and stop_rs.sh that will let you stop the Job server. eg: on Linux:
>./start_rs.sh
2. Go to the server tab and check if the job server is active.
Best regards
Shong
Anonymous
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Hi Shong,
I did a search for start_rs.sh on our linux system and found nothing. I would have thought it would be part of the standard install for the admin.
Any other ideas?
Anonymous
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Hi
It is not a part of the standard install for the admin. In Talend Integration Suite, there is a archive file org.talend.remote.jobserver_4.1.1_r50363.zip, it is the installation file of job server, you need to install it.
Best regards
Shong
Anonymous
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Hi,
OK i found it - which directory should I install it to? the webapps dir?
Thanks
Anonymous
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Hi
You can install it into any place, just need unzip the archive file.
Best regards
Shong
Anonymous
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Hi Shong,
Got it running now - My linux experience in not great but learn something new each day.
Thanks,
Anonymous
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Hi,
Now I am having issues again :-
Execution failed 0683p000009MA5A.pngrg.talend.remote.commons.exception.ClientServerException: org.talend.remote.commons.exception.ClientServerException: Time out server response for command ', idJob=20110128_100308_GEUgP, remoteActionStatus=null, messageType=GET_USEFUL_CRC_LIST, idRequestResponsePair=FpmKgSkd, message=null'

The server is up according to the web admin (see picture ) and I can see the process running on linux.
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Anonymous
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I'm having this problem too. The jobserver will be up for a while and will then start to fail with this message
Execution failed 0683p000009MA5A.pngrg.talend.remote.commons.exception.ClientServerException: Time out server response for command ', idJob=null, remoteActionStatus=null, messageType=DEPLOY_JOB, idRequestResponsePair=2d4MgwaN, message=null'

This is fixed by restarting the jobserver but then it will do fall over again before long.
It was working fine up until yesterday. What could have changed?
Anonymous
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I was having a similar issue in 3.2.3 where after a period of time one of the Linux job servers couldn't run jobs, giving the following error:
Time out server response for command ', idJob=wMeDfqIg, remoteActionStatus=null, messageType=RUN_JOB, idRequestResponsePair=ZWPDMocn, message=null'
org.talend.remote.client.AbstractObjectClient.sendCommand(Unknown Source)
org.talend.remote.jobserver.client.CommandClient.requestStartJob(Unknown Source)
org.talend.administrator.scheduler.business.ExecutionTaskHandler.runJobUnit(ExecutionTaskHandler.java:1094)
org.talend.administrator.scheduler.jobs.RemoteJobExecution.executeRemoteJob(RemoteJobExecution.java:248)
org.talend.administrator.scheduler.jobs.RemoteJobExecution.execute(RemoteJobExecution.java:161)
org.quartz.core.JobRunShell.run(JobRunShell.java:202)
org.quartz.simpl.SimpleThreadPool$WorkerThread.run(SimpleThreadPool.java:525)

The problem was that the job server had filled the jobexecutions log directory with the maximum number of subdirectories, so it failed when it tried to create a new one. Cleaning this directory up and restarting the job server process fixed it. //archiveJobs/jobexecutions/logs/