On 16/1/19 9:00 am, Jeffrey R. Lang wrote:
I’m trying to set a maxjobs limit on a specific user in my cluster, but
following the example in the sacctmgr man page I keep getting this error.
sacctmgr -v modify user where name=jrlang cluster=teton
account=microbiome set maxjobs=30
sacctmgr:
On 16/1/19 9:04 am, Baker D.J. wrote:
Thank you for your reply regarding OpenMPI and srun. When I try to run
an mpi program using srun I find the following..
red[036-037]
[red036.cluster.local:308110] PMI_Init [pmix_s1.c:168:s1_init]: PMI is
not initialized
[red036.cluster.local:308107]
Hi Chris,
Thank you for your reply regarding OpenMPI and srun. When I try to run an mpi
program using srun I find the following..
red[036-037]
[red036.cluster.local:308110] PMI_Init [pmix_s1.c:168:s1_init]: PMI is not
initialized
[red036.cluster.local:308107] PMI_Init
I'm trying to set a maxjobs limit on a specific user in my cluster, but
following the example in the sacctmgr man page I keep getting this error.
sacctmgr -v modify user where name=jrlang cluster=teton account=microbiome set
maxjobs=30
sacctmgr: Accounting storage SLURMDBD plugin loaded with
Hi Magnus,
On 15/1/19 4:15 am, Magnus Jonsson wrote:
We have a user that in some way have managed to get both jobs to end up
on the same GPU (verified via nvidia-smi).
So this was with nvidia-smi run by root from outside, showing both
processes on the same GPU and the other with none? That
That’s kind of what I’m looking for, but I’d like to modify the partition limit
for an account rather than for a user. Something like:
sacctmgr modify account name=gbstest partition=batch grpjobs=1
Using sacctmgr to add a partition for a user works fine, unfortunately,
partition isn’t one of
Andreas,
Look again. I just looked and a commit to the source code was posted to
the bug yesterday afternoon. It looks like that patch applies to the
cgroup plugin. It won't show up until the next release, but at least
there is a fix available.
Mike Robbert
On 1/15/19 11:43 PM, Henkel,
