On 09-09-2020 13:26, Ole Holm Nielsen wrote:
On 09-09-2020 11:58, Andrew Elwell wrote:
As an aside, I've seen on one of the talk slides that using systemctl
reload is a Bad Thing to do with logrotation for slurm - Simply send
SIGUSR2 (or HUP for pre-17.11 versions apparently)
https://bugs.schedm
On 09-09-2020 11:58, Andrew Elwell wrote:
As an aside, I've seen on one of the talk slides that using systemctl
reload is a Bad Thing to do with logrotation for slurm - Simply send
SIGUSR2 (or HUP for pre-17.11 versions apparently)
https://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4393
See also the last
As an aside, I've seen on one of the talk slides that using systemctl
reload is a Bad Thing to do with logrotation for slurm - Simply send
SIGUSR2 (or HUP for pre-17.11 versions apparently)
https://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4393
Andrew
Hello,
This seems to imply you had some changes in your slurm.conf
I'm presuming you are running Centos 7 or such.
Do you see anything when you do 'journalctl -u slurmctld'
I'm wondering if you were only logging to the journal and then added the
bits to also/instead log to a separate file.
I d
This seems to imply you had some changes in your slurm.conf
I'm presuming you are running Centos 7 or such.
Do you see anything when you do 'journalctl -u slurmctld'
I'm wondering if you were only logging to the journal and then added the
bits to also/instead log to a separate file.
I do bot
Hello,
My slurm logrotate file looks like this:
> /var/log/slurm/*.log {
> weekly
> compress
> missingok
> nocopytruncate
> nocreate
> nodelaycompress
> nomail
> notifempty
> noolddir
> rotate 5
> sharedscripts
> size=5M
> create
On Tue, 2020-09-08 at 09:39:09 +, Gestió Servidors wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I don't know why, but my SLURM server (that is running fine) has its
> slurmdctl.log file with size 0 bytes... so... where is writting logs? It
> seems that log file has 0 bytes from logrotate process during today's early
My slurm logrotate file looks like this:
/var/log/slurm/*.log {
weekly
compress
missingok
nocopytruncate
nocreate
nodelaycompress
nomail
notifempty
noolddir
rotate 5
sharedscripts
size=5M
create 640 slurm slurm
postrotate
systemctl
Hello,
I don't know why, but my SLURM server (that is running fine) has its
slurmdctl.log file with size 0 bytes... so... where is writting logs? It seems
that log file has 0 bytes from logrotate process during today's early morning.
My logrotate SLURM conf is this:
[root@server logrotate.d]# c
Hello,
I don't know why, but my SLURM server (that is running fine) has its
slurmdctl.log file with size 0 bytes... so... where is writting logs? It seems
that log file has 0 bytes from logrotate process during today's early morning.
My logrotate SLURM conf is this:
[root@server logrotate.d]# c
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