Is it normal for any command to the xgrid command line app to
return the standard invalid usage message on Tiger?
Very odd. I get:
ernest$ xgrid -grid list
{gridList = (0); }
Is it possible your XGRID_CONTROLLER_HOSTNAME isn't set, so it is
generating an error?
-enp
For example...
$ xgrid -grid list
returns the same thing as
$ xgrid -?
I hope I'm just typing something wrong...
Thanks,
Andrew Keller
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