Philip,
I think you will find the job or a node has an error. It is being
continuously restarted. Notice the start_count variable is high, also
there is the exit_status variable which doesn't usually appear until the
job has exited (at least once).
I think the job is being continuously re-queued. You may want to put a
hold on it, or delete it until you can understand why.
I would check the logs on the server to see which nodes it trying to run
on, then check that node to see if there is a problem.
"tracejob <jobid>" should show some useful information, but needs to be
run by root to get detailed information. The "exec_host" variable will
tell you which nodes it is trying to run on.
Craig.
etime = Wed Sep 24 14:08:27 2008
exit_status = -3
submit_args = qsubtest.com
start_time = Wed Sep 24 14:08:28 2008
start_count = 1756
I don't understand the priority being zero, as maui lists the
startpriority as 60. Something appears to be not communicating
somewhere. Could someone shed some light on it?
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