Most esteemed monks:
I am trying to deploy an .exe packaged from a script with the PAR packer pp onto a condor grid service.

I have extensively tested the .exe to ensure that it is working. To that end I have discovered that it does in fact: upload, run, product output, and return said output on a number of machines on the grid.

However, there are a number of machines, which fail to run said script and eat through scheduled jobs like it was their job. The machines that fail always produce the following error message:

condor_exec.exe: creation of C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\par-SYSTEM\cache-7fe3fbb195909918775c54a165cd0d622d2080ad/perl510.dll failed - aborting with 13.

Now, I do not think this is related to the condor system per se, in that it looks like the error is related to the PAR exe failing to unpack the request items to said machine.

So my questions to the monks are:
-Can you alter the directory that the packaged exe unpacks to?
-Do you think this is a permissions issue? (I think that the error is a PAR error not a condor error. However, I do not know what "aborting with 13." means, and google fails to help me, but I suspect it is either A: Permissions error, B: Out of space error, C: None of the above, and I am asking this in the wrong place).

I realize this is a bit out of place for the monks, but I don't know where else to turn.
-Bio.

---- Even a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes.

In reply to Can you change the location PAR packer pp unpacks to at runtime? by BioNrd

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