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Execution Environment
Job Environment Qube by default will execute the job within the Worker's environment. The Worker can also be instructed to use the current environment to execute the job…Callback execution environment
Some things to note regarding the environment in which the callbacks execute: Callbacks are executed on the supervisor host, from inside a supervisor process. Any…Setting Commandline Environment Variables (optional)
Having the Qube commands available in the path from the commandline can be useful. Here is what is needed to set this up: Linux (~/.cshrc/ or ~/,tcshrc): setenv QBDIR /usr/local/pfx/qube set path = ($path $QBDIR/bin $QBDIR/sbin) Linux (~/.bashrc): export…How to use qbwrk.conf
] is reserved for assignment to all nodes Copy below and alter for your environment [Farm] proxy_execution_mode = user worker_properties = host.nuke6.2=1, host.maya2011=1 worker_cpus…I'm working on a Job Type, and I want to run a different version of Perl or Python?
User mode: Set the user's PATH environment variable to point to the version of the scripting language you prefer Proxy mode: the proxy user's PATH environment variable…Commandline Options
to use --defaultprefs=STUDIODEFAULTS load the studio default prefs (ahead of user prefs). Also settable with environment…Studio-wide Defaults
to point to that file. From the commandline, launch the QubeGUI (qube) with the commandline option –defaultprefs Set the environment variable QUBEGUI_DEFAULTPREFS to point…Qube 6.4-5 Release Notes
in parsing" and environment listing when environment values are other than simple strings and "Query SQL" is enabled in the WranglerView prefs…Batch Script for large installations
Below is a batch script that can be modified to suite your environment. Be advised this script should be run as user Administrator Qubeinstall.bat msiexec.exe /passive…The simplest test job
The simplest test possible is to submit a job that simply runs the "set" command, which does nothing but print out the operating system's environment variables. You can see…