Nah, the weight_priority won't help. It just determines how much
influence the -p has vs things like job wait time or urgency. If you
have none of those then all being equal it would have the same effect as
if you left it untouched. And if you have influence from waiting time or
urgency or others then setting the prio weight low would make it just
totally insignificant.
Cheers,
Fritz
Mark Dixon schrieb:
On Thu, 30 Apr 2015, Chris Dagdigian wrote:
...
- Does my use of "-p" to send lower-than-zero values for my submitted
jobs affect just MY jobs and the order in which they get dispatched
or will I end up penalizing myself globally because all the other
jobs from other users on the cluster are running with default "-p"
values of 0 assigned to them?
...
At least with the default gridengine config, you will penalise
yourself compared to other people's jobs. We've tried changing the
weight_priority option down by a couple of orders of magnitude in
qconf -msconf to minimise the affect it has on someone's jobs relative
to others, but I'm not sure we got anywhere. We might have tweaked it
down so much it didn't help.
I'd love to know the proper way to do what you want, as we want it but
not had the time to suss it out ourselves :)
TTFN
Mark
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