I wrap the shepherd program in a script that spawns the normal sge
shepherd in a pag shell running with k5start. (I am migrating from
k5start over to an inhouse modified version that has a single daemon
to manage all running jobs and such, including login shells through
pam and such.) This uses an AFS principal called <username>/batch
that is given access everywhere that the user needs access. It seems
to work really well and it handles long jobs that run for months on
end. It also required very little modification to SGE to get it
working =)
On Jun 21, 2006, at 10:29 AM, Miles Davis wrote:
Does anybody have a recommendation for a good batch queueing system
that
works with (or can be made to work with) kerberos/afs? I already have
somewhat of a system in place for executing jobs under a separate
AFS id
using keytabs, and I've used that with Sun Grid Engine in the past,
but
I'd like to hear what others are using.
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~miles
// Computer Science Department - Computer Facilities
// Stanford University
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