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hello,
When I execute getquota I receive the following error,
curl: (7) Failed to connect to login-X port XXX : No route to host
please help to resolve the error ?
thank you,
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I'm going to check whether getquota is supposed to work on a compute node.
In the meantime, please try one of these workarounds:
1. run on the login-2 node
2. if on Jupyter you need to connect to the login-2 node. by default you're on a compute node so it's not going to work. please do this:
$ ssh login-2
$ getquota
$ exit
This is what this looks like on my Jupyter connection:
s001-n047:~
$ ssh login-2
login-2:~
$ getquota
9.09 GB out of 200.00 GB (4.54%) used
login-2:~
$ exit
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Hi Wessam,
Thanks for reaching out to us. We have also observed similar issue while executing getquota command and will inform the concerned team regarding this issue. As a workaround, you can use the below commands to check the available free space.
- To check the available free space and utilization use the below command.
df -h
- To analyze detailed disk utilization by each folder, run the below command.
du -sh *
du -sh <folder_name/filename>
Regards,
Chithra
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any updates, the command is not working ?
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Hello Chithra
du dose not help to know the remain storage on the drive space, can you help find alternative way to resolve this problem if getquota is not be available soon ?
thank you,
Wessam
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Hi Wessam,
Sorry for the delay. We will check with the admin team and let you know the updates soon.
Regards,
Chithra
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Hi Wessam,
Sorry for the delay. This is being worked on along with other infrastructure improvements. We will update the status soon.
Regards,
Chithra
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Hi Wessam,
Sorry for the delay in replying. The issue with getquota command is resolved in Devcloud login node. Now, you can try running the command to get the disk space usage. Could you please verify it and please let us know whether we can discontinue monitoring the thread?
Regards,
Chithra
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Hi Wessam,
We didn't heard back anything from you. We are assuming that the issue got resolved and would no longer be monitoring this issue. Please raise a new thread if you have further issues.
Regards,
Chithra
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hello Chithra
getquota is not working, still give same error
"curl: (7) Failed to connect to login-1 port 898: No route to host."
thank you,
W
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Hello @W_E_Intel if you connect in the login node in DevCloud the command getquota works.
It fails if you are using one of the computing node. The login node is the first node that you connect when using ssh connection. If you are connecting in DevCloud through Jupyter Notebook, you might not be able to connect to the login node.
In the computing node (or from Jupyter notebook) you should be able to use the workaround presented in this thread.
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I'm going to check whether getquota is supposed to work on a compute node.
In the meantime, please try one of these workarounds:
1. run on the login-2 node
2. if on Jupyter you need to connect to the login-2 node. by default you're on a compute node so it's not going to work. please do this:
$ ssh login-2
$ getquota
$ exit
This is what this looks like on my Jupyter connection:
s001-n047:~
$ ssh login-2
login-2:~
$ getquota
9.09 GB out of 200.00 GB (4.54%) used
login-2:~
$ exit
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We just enabled getquota on the compute nodes as well.
Let us know if you find any issues.
Thanks again for reporting!
Dan
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