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  1. Proxy mode

    If you wish to set up your Qube Workers to run as a specified user, use "proxy mode". When using proxy mode (proxy execution mode as "proxy"), you may want to designate and create proxy user account (or use the local "qubeproxy"). If the network uses Acti…
    Qube 6.4May 23, 2013
  2. Common User Permission Actions

    Users List users and their permissions: QubeGUI: See the Users Layout for a hierarchal list Commandline: qbusers –list Add one or more users and assign permissions: QubeGUI: In User Layout, right-click and select "Add New User" Commandline: (Use format fo…
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  3. Worker Startup Process

    When a Worker starts up, it performs the following actions to configure itself and locate the Supervisor. Start up and initialize with default configuration settings. Read the local qb.conf configuration file, and override the default configuration with a…
    Qube 6.4Oct 12, 2012
  4. Worker Drive Mounting

    Since the Qube Worker runs as a service and is independent of the logged in user, one should use machine-centric mounts. The preferred method is NFS static mounts. On Windows, UNC paths are recommended. Make sure that the user that the Worker processes us…
    Qube 6.4May 23, 2013
  5. Restoring Lost Admin Privileges

    Since the qbusers command has the capability of altering any user permissions, the scenario exists for an admin user to remove their own admin privileges. Should this happen, it becomes impossible to immediately restore the privileges, because the ability…
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  6. Local Worker Configuration

    All Worker parameters can be configured locally in the Worker's qb.conf file. These parameters can be specified by either one of two ways: From the QubeGUI under "Administration->Configure (local)…". This will modify the qb.conf for the user and then prom…
    Qube 6.4Oct 12, 2012
  7. Centralized Worker Configuration (QubeGUI interface)

    This can be configured directly through the QubeGUI when logged in on the Supervisor as an administrator by opening the Host Layout, selecting the desired Workers to change, and then right-click to select the "Configure On Supervisor…" popup menu item.…
    Qube 6.4Apr 12, 2013
  8. Worker Host Groups

    Host groups are a simple way to target jobs to a list of machines without specifying them explicitly every time you submit a job. To set up a host group, the Worker needs only to be configured with the list of groups it belongs to: worker_groups = group […
    Qube 6.4Oct 18, 2012
  9. Centralized Worker Configuration - Manually editing the qbwrk.conf

    An adminstrator can also edit the qbwrk.conf file manually. Here are the steps: Create the qbwrk.conf file, if it doesn't already exist, on the supervisor machine. Linux/OSX: /etc/qbwrk.conf Windows Vista and above: C:\ProgramData\pfx\qube\qbwrk.conf Wi…
    Qube 6.4Apr 15, 2013
  10. Auto-Wrangling

    (New in Qube 6.0) There are a number of manual tasks typically performed when overseeing jobs on the renderfarm and the renderfarm itself. The header "auto-wrangling" is meant to cover automating some of those more manual tasks and calculations. Some of…
    Qube 6.4Jan 17, 2014