Outside the context of slurm, you could add exceptions to
/etc/security/access.conf. This depends on where pam_access.so appears in
/etc/pam.d/sshd. I believe we’re using the config recommended in the
pam_slurm_adopt documentation. There are a number of caveats: you need system
root to
Perhaps a remote desktop solution like TurboVNC? Users can disconnect and
reconnect to the desktop for the duration of the allocation.
John
From: slurm-users on behalf of Willy
Markuske
Reply-To: Slurm User Community List
Date: Thursday, June 9, 2022 at 8:21 PM
To:
Hello, all,
If a user does something silly like embed confidential information in
pathnames, thinking that no one will see it because their directories are
protected, that information could be leaked through “scontrol show job=<>”.
Pathnames for the job script and output files appear in the
This doesn' t help you now, but Slurm 20.11 is expected to have "magnetic
reservations," which are reservations that will adopt jobs that don't specify a
reservation but otherwise meet the restrictions of the reservation:
https://slurm.schedmd.com/SLUG20/Roadmap.pdf, search for "magnetic"
John
the output, but it does not
make any sense within a API.
Does anyone know, if the C-API also abbreviates things like that?
Best
Marcus
Am 23.03.2020 um 20:47 schrieb Burian, John:
> I have some questions about the Slurm Perl API
> - Is it still activ
(I have similar wrappers for a few other commands, but have not polished enough
for CPAN release, but am willing to share if you contact me).
On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 3:49 PM Burian, John
mailto:john.bur...@nationwidechildrens.org>>
wrote:
I have some questions about the Slurm Perl API
- Is
I have some questions about the Slurm Perl API
- Is it still actively supported? I see it's still in the source in Git.
- Does anyone use it? If so, do you have a pointer to some example code?
My immediate question is, for methods that take a data structure as an input
argument, how does one
that setting because in my cluster
there are some machines that come in and out during the day via reservations,
and I want to keep these larger jobs from running on those machines.
On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 10:56 AM Burian, John
mailto:john.bur...@nationwidechildrens.org>>
wrote:
Are you s
Are you setting realistic job run times (sbatch –t )?
Slurm won’t backfill low priority jobs (with low resource requirements) in
front of a high priority job (blocked waiting on high resource requirements) if
it thinks the low priority jobs will delay the eventual start of the high
priority
To emphasize what Thomas wrote: backfill will only be useful if users submit
jobs with realistic runtime limits. If every job is submitted with a default
runtime of, for example, 7 days, then Slurm will not backfill your small jobs
while it waits for the resources for the highest-priority large
On 5/1/19 12:17 am, Tom Smith wrote:
> Novice question: When I use srun, it closes my SSH sessions to compute
> nodes.
>
> Is this intended behaviour by design? If so, I may need need to know
> more about how slurm is intended to be used. If unexpected, how do I
>
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