The definition of "qconf -sconf" is as you expected: all "builtin."

Could you please be specific as to the commands you'd like me to try from
the next line?

Any output when you use the "-q ..." for `qrsh` too? In addition, you can
try "-w v" and "-w p" too.


I tried "qrsh -w v" and "qrsh -w p" and both returned "verification: found
suitable queue(s)".
"qrsh -q all.q" gave me a shell, surprisingly, on one of the troublesome
nodes. (Actually, was three for three.)
All nodes have "BIP" for "qtype" - no limitations, there.

Best,
Stephen


On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 1:57 PM, Reuti <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Am 11.02.2014 um 22:37 schrieb Stephen Spencer:
>
> > I have a sixty-node cluster running SGE 6.2u5 (RHEL 6.5).
> >
> > The immediate issue is that a user has jobs in the "qw" state, and there
> are idle nodes in the cluster which appear to be able to accept the jobs.
> >
> > What works and doesn't work?
> >       * "qsub -q [email protected] job.sh" works - the job runs on "n20"
> >       * Repeated invocations of "qrsh hostname" will not, however,
> result in the job running on one of the troublesome hosts.
>
> What is the definition of:
>
> $ qconf -sconf
> ...
> qlogin_command               builtin
> qlogin_daemon                builtin
> rlogin_command               builtin
> rlogin_daemon                builtin
> rsh_command                  builtin
> rsh_daemon                   builtin
>
> Any output when you use the "-q ..." for `qrsh` too? In addition, you can
> try "-w v" and "-w p" too.
>
>
> > Things I've tried, and know, so far:
> >       * I've restarted the troublesome nodes - no change.
> >       * "sge_execd" is running on the the troublesome nodes.
> >       * The troublesome nodes are in the execution host list and the
> submit host list.
> >       * Most of the rest of the cluster's pretty busy.
> >       * Interestingly, the troublesome nodes don't show up in the
> "scheduling info" list produced as part of the "qstat -j <jobid>" command's
> output.
> > Short of restarting the entire cluster, I'm at a loss as to what to look
> at next.
>
> Is "qtype INTERACTIVE" limited to certain nodes/queues?
>
> -- Reuti
>
>
> > --
> > Stephen Spencer
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