> Am 16.08.2017 um 00:34 schrieb Michael Stauffer <[email protected]>: > > > Where might I find default configurations for the scheduler and global > > config? I've looked in /opt/sge, and downloaded the source and looked in > > there, but there's no files matching sched_* other than the one that holds > > the current scheduler config. And I'm not sure what file holds the global > > config. > > Do you have classic spooling enabled? With BDB it should only be in the > database. And these set by some constants in source/libs/sgeobj/sge_conf.c > AFAICS. > > I think it's classic/text-file spooling. I have > > execd_spool_dir /opt/sge/default/spool > > in my global config. > > > I'm looking to restore settings to before the time I made some changes to > > try and implement fairshare policy, to see if this may be causing the > > problems I've described in another thread with jobs getting stuck in the > > queue. > > You can lookup the values there or install a new cell in the current SGE > installation (a name different from the one you use right now). By setting > $SGE_CELL you can then switch between the instances and copy & paste the > settings between open sessions. Different cells are completely unrelated and > share only the them SGE binaries. > > I've found a backup and notes from before I tried switching to fairshare, and > have restored those scheduler and global conf settings. So far isn't helping. > > My experience is, that sometimes RQS blocks the execution for unknown reasons > while jobs should start according to their setting. > > A mysterious bug? I hope not. :/
Unfortunately my experience is, that there is something odd with RQS. I had the effect several times, especially if one uses a load sensor, that at some point no more jobs were scheduled. Disabling the RQS worked instantly, although they should have been started before this. -- Reuti _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
