From: jance <powerjance@(email surpressed)> Subject: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 11:09:57 -0800 |
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We have both Macs and PCs and Rush is set up and working for the most part. We're a bit stuck on a couple of things. Our Mac workstation is also the server, and it shows up in iRush as online, but any job submitted from a PC does not get picked up by the Mac. The PCs pick it up and work fine. If we submit a job from the Mac, both Mac and PCs will pick it up, and the Mac renders fine, but the PCs all fail until we go into Job Edit and add //servername/ at the beginning of the perl command. Then both Macs and PCs render fine. In the root of the Mac hard drive, we have a folder called servername and a symbolic link inside called jobs that points to //servername/jobs/. This seems to be what is allowing the Mac to continue working once we've edited the job to add //servername/ at the beginning of the perl command. Any advice about this? Why is the Mac not picking up jobs submitted from the pc? And we haven't figured out how to get the Mac-submitted jobs to have the //servername/ at the beginning of the command. It's there when we submit from the PC, but it's getting dropped or something when we submit from the Mac. Thanks for any help! |
From: Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> Subject: Re: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 12:01:26 -0800 |
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jance wrote: If we submit a job from the Mac, both Mac and PCs will pick it up, and the Mac renders fine, but the PCs all fail until we go into Job Edit and add //servername/ at the beginning of the perl command. Then both Macs and PCs render fine.
The submit scripts use the path they were invoked with
to determine the path to invoke themselves with.
So if you invoke the submit script with /jobs/rushscripts/submit-shake.pl
on the Mac, then the script will submit itself to rush with that path,
causing the PCs to fail because /jobs/rushscripts/.. is not a valid path.
It sounds like what you want is to have the submit script
fix paths that are specified as /jobs/xxx -> //servername/jobs/xxx
To do this, edit the .common.pl file found on your file server
in the same directory as the submit script, and add a line to the
'FixPath()' function, ie:
sub FixPath($)
{
my ($path) = @_;
[..]
$path =~ s%^/jobs%//servername/jobs%; # ADD THIS LINE
$path =~ s%/\./%/%g;
return($path);
}
In the root of the Mac hard drive, we have a folder called servername and a symbolic link inside called jobs that points to //servername/jobs/. This seems to be what is allowing the Mac to continue working once we've edited the job to add //servername/ at the beginning of the perl command. That part sounds fine. I think what's happening is when you invoke the submit script, it's not getting the //servername/ part of the path as part of the invocation. The above modifications to the 'FixPath()' function will be applied to all paths in rush so that they are rewritten properly. (ie. the path to itself, scene file paths, log directory paths, etc) -- Greg Ercolano, erco@(email surpressed) Rush Render Queue, http://seriss.com/rush/ Tel: (Tel# suppressed) Cel: (Tel# suppressed) Fax: (Tel# suppressed) |
From: jance <powerjance@(email surpressed)> Subject: Re: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 13:27:59 -0800 |
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In article <1069-rush decimal general at seriss decimal com>,
Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> wrote:
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> jance wrote:
> > If we submit a job from the Mac, both Mac and PCs
> > will pick it up, and the Mac renders fine, but the PCs all fail until we
> > go into Job Edit and add //servername/ at the beginning of the perl
> > command. Then both Macs and PCs render fine.
>
> The submit scripts use the path they were invoked with
> to determine the path to invoke themselves with.
>
> So if you invoke the submit script with /jobs/rushscripts/submit-shake.pl
> on the Mac, then the script will submit itself to rush with that path,
> causing the PCs to fail because /jobs/rushscripts/.. is not a valid path.
>
> It sounds like what you want is to have the submit script
> fix paths that are specified as /jobs/xxx -> //servername/jobs/xxx
>
> To do this, edit the .common.pl file found on your file server
> in the same directory as the submit script, and add a line to the
> 'FixPath()' function, ie:
>
> sub FixPath($)
> {
> my ($path) = @_;
>
> [..]
>
> $path =~ s%^/jobs%//servername/jobs%; # ADD THIS LINE
> $path =~ s%/\./%/%g;
> return($path);
> }
>
> > In the root of the Mac
> > hard drive, we have a folder called servername and a symbolic link
> > inside called jobs that points to //servername/jobs/. This seems to be
> > what is allowing the Mac to continue working once we've edited the job
> > to add //servername/ at the beginning of the perl command.
>
> That part sounds fine.
>
> I think what's happening is when you invoke the submit script,
> it's not getting the //servername/ part of the path as part
> of the invocation.
>
> The above modifications to the 'FixPath()' function will
> be applied to all paths in rush so that they are rewritten properly.
> (ie. the path to itself, scene file paths, log directory paths, etc)
Thanks, Greg. That fixed things so the PCs pick up the Mac-submitted
job and render fine.
We still can't get the Mac to pick up a job submitted by the PC. Any
ideas about that? The Mac is online and picks up jobs submitted by the
Mac.
- Jance
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From: Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> Subject: Re: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 13:40:59 -0800 |
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We still can't get the Mac to pick up a job submitted by the PC. Any ideas about that? The Mac is online and picks up jobs submitted by the Mac. Need more info. When you see the job trying to run on a Mac, "Pause" the job, and look at the log for that frame.. is there an error? Also, what's showing up as path for the "Command:" in "Job Edit"? If the path looks wrong, that might be the problem. Paste the output of "Jobs Full", "Cpus" and "Frames" reports here for the job. -- Greg Ercolano, erco@(email surpressed) Rush Render Queue, http://seriss.com/rush/ Tel: (Tel# suppressed) Cel: (Tel# suppressed) Fax: (Tel# suppressed) |
From: jance <powerjance@(email surpressed)> Subject: Re: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 17:07:13 -0800 |
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In article <1071-rush decimal general at seriss decimal com>,
Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> wrote:
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> > We still can't get the Mac to pick up a job submitted by the PC. Any
> > ideas about that? The Mac is online and picks up jobs submitted by the
> > Mac.
>
> Need more info.
>
> When you see the job trying to run on a Mac, "Pause" the job,
> and look at the log for that frame.. is there an error?
>
> Also, what's showing up as path for the "Command:" in "Job Edit"?
> If the path looks wrong, that might be the problem.
>
> Paste the output of "Jobs Full", "Cpus" and "Frames" reports here
> for the job.
We never see the job trying to run on a Mac, if it's been submitted by
the pc. Also, it's just one Mac right now, which is also our server
(forworkone).
Here are the reports: (i can't get the formatting right; let me know if
you want me to email you a txt file)
forworkone shows up as Idle/Nak in the Cpus State. I don't know what
that means...
Jobid: speedybeast.13
State: Done
ActState: Done
RebootId: 16
Title: PC_AE70_Rush_test_020
DefPriority: 1
LogDir:
//forworkone/jobs/Rush_test/AE_Rush_test/projects/AE_Rush_test_001.aep.lo
g
LogExt:
LogFlags: -
ImgCommand: start /b wperl
//Forworkone/jobs/rushscripts/submit-afterfx.pl -imgcommand %04d
Ram: 1
Nice: 10
MaxCpus: 0
MaxTime: 00:00:00
MaxTimeState: que
LicPauseSecs: 00:01:00
LicPauseTimer: 00:00:00
FrameFlags: off
Command: perl //Forworkone/jobs/rushscripts/submit-afterfx.pl
-render -
//forworkone/jobs/Rush_test/AE_Rush_test/projects/AE_Rush_test_001.aep
Comp1 - 1 0 3 Fail 0 off
ChkCommand:
JobDoneCommand:
JobStartCommand:
JobDumpCommand:
AutoDump: off
WaitForState: dump
WaitForTime: -
User: jance (100/100)
DoneMail: -
DumpMail: -
StartDate: Mon Oct 31 13:25:34 2005
EndDate: -
Elapsed: 03:33:48
Frames: 100
FramesQue: 0
FramesRun: 0
FramesDone: 100
FramesFail: 0
FramesHold: 0
Cpus: +any=14@1
Notes[0]: -
Criteria:
CPUSPEC[HOST] STATE FRAME PID JOBTID PRI ELAPSED
JOBID NOTES
+any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 785 1
00:00:00 speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100
+any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 786 1
00:00:00 speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100
+any=14@1[rsfarm-01] JobPass - - 787 1
00:00:06 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[rsfarm-01] JobPass - - 788 1
00:00:04 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[rsfarm-02] JobPass - - 789 1
00:00:05 speedybeast.13 Job state is 'Done'
+any=14@1[rsfarm-02] JobPass - - 790 1
00:00:33 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[rsfarm-03] JobPass - - 791 1
00:01:29 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[rsfarm-03] JobPass - - 792 1
00:01:15 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[speedybeast] JobPass - - 793 1
00:00:08 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[speedybeast] JobPass - - 794 1
00:00:08 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[xpc] JobPass - - 795 1
00:00:04 speedybeast.13 No more frames
+any=14@1[xpc] JobPass - - 796 1
00:00:04 speedybeast.13 No more frames
STAT FRAME TRY HOSTNAME PID JOBID START
ELAPSED NOTES
Done 0100 1 rsfarm-01 3876 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:27:00
00:00:06
Done 0099 1 xpc 3860 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:58
00:00:04
Done 0098 1 xpc 3596 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:57
00:00:04
Done 0097 1 rsfarm-01 2076 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:56
00:00:04
Done 0096 1 speedybeast 2520 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:55
00:00:08
Done 0095 1 speedybeast 3788 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:55
00:00:08
Done 0094 2 rsfarm-02 3668 speedybeast.13 10/31,16:59:09
00:00:05
Done 0093 1 rsfarm-01 3660 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:52
00:00:08
Done 0092 1 xpc 2632 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:52
00:00:04
Done 0091 1 rsfarm-01 2172 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:51
00:00:05
Done 0090 1 speedybeast 992 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:50
00:00:04
Done 0089 1 xpc 2968 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:48
00:00:04
Done 0088 1 xpc 2712 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:47
00:00:04
Done 0087 1 rsfarm-01 3668 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:46
00:00:05
Done 0086 1 speedybeast 2352 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:45
00:00:08
Done 0085 1 rsfarm-02 1948 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:45
00:00:17
Done 0084 1 xpc 1740 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:43
00:00:04
Done 0083 1 rsfarm-01 388 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:42
00:00:08
Done 0082 1 xpc 2544 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:42
00:00:04
Done 0081 1 rsfarm-01 1584 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:41
00:00:04
Done 0080 1 speedybeast 3340 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:39
00:00:10
Done 0079 1 speedybeast 2788 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:39
00:00:05
Done 0078 1 xpc 3276 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:38
00:00:04
Done 0077 1 xpc 2552 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:37
00:00:04
Done 0076 1 rsfarm-02 3700 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:36
00:00:33
Done 0075 1 rsfarm-01 200 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:35
00:00:06
Done 0074 1 xpc 3940 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:33
00:00:04
Done 0073 1 rsfarm-01 2788 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:32
00:00:08
Done 0072 1 xpc 1884 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:32
00:00:04
Done 0071 1 speedybeast 3980 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:29
00:00:09
Done 0070 1 speedybeast 2268 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:29
00:00:09
Done 0069 1 xpc 3440 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:28
00:00:04
Done 0068 1 rsfarm-02 3860 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:27
00:00:08
Done 0067 1 xpc 2324 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:27
00:00:04
Done 0066 1 rsfarm-01 2600 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:26
00:00:05
Done 0065 1 rsfarm-01 2092 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:25
00:00:09
Done 0064 1 xpc 2636 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:23
00:00:04
Done 0063 1 xpc 3832 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:22
00:00:04
Done 0062 1 rsfarm-01 3736 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:21
00:00:04
Done 0061 1 speedybeast 2928 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:21
00:00:07
Done 0060 1 speedybeast 3880 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:21
00:00:07
Done 0059 1 rsfarm-01 1488 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:18
00:00:06
Done 0058 1 xpc 812 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:18
00:00:04
Done 0057 1 xpc 912 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:17
00:00:04
Done 0056 1 rsfarm-01 3352 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:16
00:00:04
Done 0055 1 speedybeast 1200 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:15
00:00:04
Done 0054 1 xpc 3116 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:13
00:00:04
Done 0053 1 rsfarm-01 1632 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:12
00:00:04
Done 0052 1 xpc 2828 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:12
00:00:04
Done 0051 1 speedybeast 3640 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:10
00:00:08
Done 0050 1 rsfarm-02 3408 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:10
00:00:16
Done 0049 1 rsfarm-01 4056 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:09
00:00:06
Done 0048 1 xpc 2832 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:08
00:00:04
Done 0047 1 xpc 1012 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:07
00:00:04
Done 0046 1 rsfarm-01 1948 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:06
00:00:05
Done 0045 1 speedybeast 2860 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:05
00:00:09
Done 0044 1 xpc 3168 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:03
00:00:04
Done 0043 1 speedybeast 2708 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:03
00:00:06
Done 0042 1 xpc 2540 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:02
00:00:04
Done 0041 1 rsfarm-01 2672 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:01
00:00:07
Done 0040 1 rsfarm-01 1896 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:26:00
00:00:05
Done 0039 1 rsfarm-03 428 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:59
00:01:15
Done 0038 1 xpc 2412 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:58
00:00:04
Done 0037 1 xpc 3184 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:57
00:00:04
Done 0036 1 speedybeast 2688 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:57
00:00:06
Done 0035 1 speedybeast 3832 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:56
00:00:05
Done 0034 1 rsfarm-02 3836 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:54
00:00:50
Done 0033 1 rsfarm-02 3276 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:53
00:00:16
Done 0032 1 rsfarm-01 1760 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:53
00:00:06
Done 0031 1 xpc 2556 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:52
00:00:04
Done 0030 1 xpc 912 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:52
00:00:05
Done 0029 1 rsfarm-03 3172 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:52
00:00:06
Done 0028 1 rsfarm-01 2372 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:51
00:00:09
Done 0027 1 speedybeast 3292 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:51
00:00:05
Done 0026 1 speedybeast 3208 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:48
00:00:06
Done 0025 1 rsfarm-02 1608 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:47
00:00:06
Done 0024 1 rsfarm-02 3672 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:47
00:00:05
Done 0023 1 xpc 4012 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:47
00:00:04
Done 0022 1 xpc 2548 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:46
00:00:05
Done 0021 1 rsfarm-03 3704 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:46
00:01:29
Done 0020 1 rsfarm-01 2472 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:45
00:00:05
Done 0019 1 rsfarm-01 2056 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:45
00:00:06
Done 0018 1 speedybeast 2624 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:44
00:00:05
Done 0017 1 rsfarm-03 2664 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:44
00:00:07
Done 0016 1 speedybeast 2536 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:42
00:00:06
Done 0015 1 xpc 2420 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:41
00:00:04
Done 0014 1 xpc 364 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:41
00:00:05
Done 0013 1 rsfarm-03 2428 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:40
00:00:05
Done 0012 1 rsfarm-02 628 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:39
00:00:07
Done 0011 1 rsfarm-02 2220 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:39
00:00:07
Done 0010 1 rsfarm-01 3104 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:39
00:00:05
Done 0009 1 rsfarm-01 3704 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:39
00:00:05
Done 0008 1 rsfarm-03 3040 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:39
00:00:04
Done 0007 1 speedybeast 376 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:36
00:00:06
Done 0006 1 xpc 3300 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:35
00:00:05
Done 0005 1 xpc 2936 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:35
00:00:05
Done 0004 1 speedybeast 3820 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:34
00:00:06
Done 0003 1 rsfarm-03 3620 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:34
00:00:05
Done 0002 1 rsfarm-02 2288 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:34
00:00:05
Done 0001 1 rsfarm-01 2820 speedybeast.13 10/31,13:25:34
00:00:04
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From: Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> Subject: Re: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 17:30:43 -0800 |
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Hi Jance, I believe that's the problem in the "Cpus" report for the job: CPUSPEC[HOST] STATE FRAME PID JOBTID PRI ELAPSED JOBID NOTES +any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 785 1 00:00:00 speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100 +any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 786 1 00:00:00 speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
From the FAQ:
http://www.seriss.com/rush-current/rush/rush-admin-faq.html#ADMINFAQ-UNKNOWNUID
Basically, I think you just need to make some user on the Macs to map the Windows
submitted jobs to, ie. make a 'rush' user on the macs, and whatever uid/gid pair
you use for that user, configure it in the global rush.conf file.
When the dameons pick up this change to the rush.conf file (use 'rush -push rush.conf +any'
to push the changes to the network), and submit new jobs, that should solve it.
BTW, I'd be surprised if these errors weren't showing up in the rushd.log on the macs..
weren't they?
--
Greg Ercolano, erco@(email surpressed)
Rush Render Queue, http://seriss.com/rush/
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Cel: (Tel# suppressed)
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From: jance <powerjance@(email surpressed)> Subject: Re: Macs not picking up Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 18:47:29 -0800 |
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In article <1073-rush decimal general at seriss decimal com>, Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)> wrote: > by www.3dsite.com (8.12.8/8.12.8) with SMTP id jA11UhFH025644 > > for <rush decimal general at seriss decimal com>; Mon, 31 Oct 2005 17:30:43 -0800 > Received: (qmail 21440 invoked from network); 1 Nov 2005 01:31:32 -0000 > Received: from unknown (HELO ?192.168.0.9?) (unknown) > > by unknown with SMTP; 1 Nov 2005 01:31:32 -0000 > X-pair-Authenticated: 24.205.66.40 > Organization: Seriss Inc. > User-Agent: Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0 (X11/20041206) > X-Accept-Language: en-us, en > MIME-Version: 1.0 > To: rush decimal general at seriss decimal com > In-Reply-To: <1072-rush decimal general at seriss decimal com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Path: 3dsite.com > Xref: 3dsite.com rush.general:1073 > NNTP-Posting-Host: localhost > > Hi Jance, > > I believe that's the problem in the "Cpus" report for the job: > > > CPUSPEC[HOST] STATE FRAME PID JOBTID PRI ELAPSED > > JOBID NOTES > > +any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 785 1 00:00:00 > > speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100 > > +any=14@1[forworkone] Idle/Nak - - 786 1 00:00:00 > > speedybeast.13 unknown uid 100 > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > From the FAQ: > > http://www.seriss.com/rush-current/rush/rush-admin-faq.html#ADMINFAQ-UNKNOWNUI > D > > Basically, I think you just need to make some user on the Macs to map the > Windows > submitted jobs to, ie. make a 'rush' user on the macs, and whatever uid/gid > pair > you use for that user, configure it in the global rush.conf file. > > When the dameons pick up this change to the rush.conf file (use 'rush -push > rush.conf +any' > to push the changes to the network), and submit new jobs, that should solve > it. > > BTW, I'd be surprised if these errors weren't showing up in the rushd.log on > the macs.. > weren't they? That worked! We already had a user, we just had to put the uid/gid in the rush.conf. And sorry, we hadn't even looked at the rushd.log. It looks like those errors were showing up, but we wouldn't have known what they meant. Thanks so much. - Jance |