I think I've got it all working now! Thanks so much P!
I had got it working but wasn't checking the right thing! Running 'ulimit
-a' shows a throttled limit!
I REALLY appreciate your patience and help :)
Vince
On 26 November 2013 09:50, P Purkayastha wrote:
> On 11/26/2013 04:59 PM, Vincent K
On 11/26/2013 04:59 PM, Vincent Knight wrote:
Thanks P,
I have that setup as you suggested but I'm not entirely sure the sage
users are being limited (I seemed to be able to go over the limit):
Running:
import os
os.system('ulimit')
in the notebook returns:
unlimited
0
Assuming the username
I'm pretty sure my bash scripting is now ok (have checked and rechecked):
if [ vince != $USER ]; then
ulimit -u 100 -t 3600 -v 150
fi
The problem seems to be with ulimit itself not working... I'm running this
on redhat could that have anything to do with it?
Running the following in a no
Should it be:
if [ "vince" != "$USER" ]; then
...
?
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Thanks P,
I have that setup as you suggested but I'm not entirely sure the sage users
are being limited (I seemed to be able to go over the limit):
Running:
import os
os.system('ulimit')
in the notebook returns:
unlimited
0
Assuming the username running Sage is 'vince' (it's not but I'm not s
On 11/26/2013 02:04 AM, Vincent Knight wrote:
Thanks P,
That's very useful (it probably explains the problems we were having).
Just to clarify (before I restart our server again as I have quite a few
active users on right now), would the following in a bash script do the job:
ulimit -u 100 -t 3
(Our server has 4GBs of Ram currently but about to go up to 8GBs)
On 25 November 2013 18:04, Vincent Knight wrote:
> Thanks P,
>
> That's very useful (it probably explains the problems we were having).
> Just to clarify (before I restart our server again as I have quite a few
> active users on
Thanks P,
That's very useful (it probably explains the problems we were having). Just
to clarify (before I restart our server again as I have quite a few active
users on right now), would the following in a bash script do the job:
ulimit -u 100 -t 36000 -v 50
sage notebook(interface='localhos
On 11/25/2013 09:36 PM, Vince wrote:
Apologies for bringing up an old question (very neat how the google
group pointed me to it before I asked my question). We have a sage
server that has been hanging a bit recently and I had to restart it for
the first time today (completely unresponsive until I
Would be an issue of memory in the server? Many students with their own
access, perhaps you can check the ulimit.
I'm not an expert, this is only my guess. Maybe the '-v' can be reviewed.
/Sergi.
"Yo no pongo mi ignorancia en un altar y le llamo dios." Mijaíl Bakunin
On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 2:
Apologies for bringing up an old question (very neat how the google group
pointed me to it before I asked my question). We have a sage server that
has been hanging a bit recently and I had to restart it for the first time
today (completely unresponsive until I did at which point it was good as
On 5/26/11 12:19 PM, Chris Seberino wrote:
Suppose different students sign into the same Sage server at different
times.
Won't that cause EVERY STUDENT's notebook to be in memory bogging down
the server?
I've been rebooting but maybe the smartest thing is to either...
1. Make students sign out
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