Hey folks -- need my brain refreshed on prolog behavior ...
Trying to figure out if a prolog script would be suitable for dramatically changing the execution environment -- doing things like NFS filesystem unmounts or chroot actions so that an incoming job would execute in the changed environment.
I can see the prolog running as 'me' and as a child of the sge_shepherd daemon but I don't have enough of a test lab setup to confirm that the prolog is running on the execution host and if the parent/child process relationship is such that chroot jail actions performed by a prolog would be where the jobscript ends up running....
Anyone have a quick answer? Thanks! Chris _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
