> > I see that ipython has the ability to submit jobs into a batch system. Is > this feature how you were submitting jobs into Condor? > > I did not use ipython to submit the jobs, I escaped the ipython shell with a leading "!" before the call to condor, i.e.: "@ipython_prompt[0]: !condor_submit my_submit_file.condor"
> Were all of the jobs running on your local machine or on multiple machines > in a cluster? > Jobs were running on multiple machines on a cluster and afaik none of them were killed. > Or, more technically, do you know what Condor universe the jobs were > running under? > > I always use universe = vanilla in my condor submit files. > I suspect that when you removed the jobs, Condor killed the processes that > it spawned, but didn't know about some child processes they had in turn > spawned. Condor uses several techniques to track the child processes of > jobs, none of which are perfect. > That would make send, but I am fairly certain that my processes were not spawning others, although I can check this. > >
