Here is my example where I request that the job runs on LNXVP1262 first before
starting on LNXVP1251.
date ; echo 'hostname;date;sleep 10;date' | parallel --no-run-if-empty
--will-cite --onall --keep-order --joblog ${runDir}/jobLog.txt --results
${runDir}/resultsDir --jobs 1 --sshlogin LNXVP1262,LNXVP1251
Results:
Wed Sep 6 17:35:01 EDT 2023
LNXVP1251
Wed Sep 6 17:35:02 EDT 2023
Wed Sep 6 17:35:12 EDT 2023
LNXVP1262
Wed Sep 6 17:35:13 EDT 2023
Wed Sep 6 17:35:23 EDT 2023
How can I make sure the results are:
Wed Sep 6 17:35:01 EDT 2023
LNXVP1262
Wed Sep 6 17:35:02 EDT 2023
Wed Sep 6 17:35:12 EDT 2023
LNXVP1251
Wed Sep 6 17:35:13 EDT 2023
Wed Sep 6 17:35:23 EDT 2023
Is the (--sshlogin) login order always alphabetical (I am assuming) or is there
a way to force a sort order. I suppose one hack is creating SSH machine
aliases in a sort order, and hope parallel can use the aliases, but that's ugly.
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