Folks,
I came up with a feature, which does not seem quite appropriate to go
into the MTT trunk, but is still possibly useful for someone other
than me. I have posted a note about it on the MTT wiki:
http://svn.open-mpi.org/trac/mtt/wiki/EmailTimeoutNotification
Here's the text of the Wiki page:
We (Sun) were trying to track down a hang in an MPI test that we were
seeing in our MTT runs which was difficult to reproduce manually. The
problem is that MTT kills the hanging process before a developer has a
chance to investigate the issue. To address this, I patched an MTT
client (see attached patch file) to send out a notification email
containing an mpirun command line and GDB back trace for the hanging
test. A predefined sentinel file is touched, which can later be
removed to force MTT to move on and continue testing. Here are the INI
parameters to activate the timeout email notification:
* {{{docommand_timeout_sentinel_file}}}
* {{{docommand_timeout_email_recipient}}}
Example usage:
{{{
$ client/mtt --scratch /foo/bar --file foo.ini
docommand_timeout_sentinel_file=/tmp/mtt-timeout-sentinel-file-\&random_string\(10\)
docommand_timeout_email_recipient=fred.flintsone_at_[hidden],barney.rubble_at_[hidden]
}}}
-Ethan
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