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I did a cursory search of the maui + torque archive and
could only find answers to the converse of our problem: We previously used pbs_sched sometime ago and doing Set scheduling=false Essentially put the scheduler on hold. It seems clear that maui doesn’t respect or care about
this. Torque will not contact Maui, but if So the Q: What is the preferred method of putting a cluster on ‘hold’
with torque + maui? 1) schedctl –s stops maui 2) qmgr –c ‘s scheduling=false’ stops torque from sending anything (based on events, etc) are both strictly necessary? 2) alone doesn’t seem to work, but will 1) alone work
and just leave error messages in torque log? Thx, -sr Sam Rash 408-349-7312 vertigosr37 |
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