navin srivastava <navin.alt...@gmail.com> writes: > can i move the log file to some other location and then restart.reload of > slurm service will start a new log file.
Yes, restarting it will start a new log file if the old one is moved
away. However, also reconfig will do, and you can trigger that by
sending the process a HUP signal. That way you don't have to restart
the daemon. We have this in our logrotate file:
postrotate
## Using the newer feature of reconfig when getting a SIGHUP.
kill -hup $(ps -C slurmctld h -o pid)
kill -hup $(ps -C slurmdbd h -o pid)
endscript
(That is for both slurmctld.log and slurmdbd.log.)
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Regards,
Bjørn-Helge Mevik, dr. scient,
Department for Research Computing, University of Oslo
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