On Tue, Jul 26, 2022 at 2:49 AM Rob Sargent <robjsarg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm using GNU Parallel behind not one but two intermediaries. I submit to
> the first, the first wraps the jobs in a "slurm" script and submits the jobs
> to the second (the slurm host).
>
> The jobs run on the slurm host under the account of the first intermediary,
> username and group not accessible to me. I would like to be able to view the
> --joblog file but its permissions are 640.
I take it that the problem is similar to:
ssh otheruser@localhost "parallel --joblog foo ..."
Try:
mkdir /tmp/foo; touch /tmp/foo/log; chmod 666 /tmp/foo/log
ssh otheruser@localhost "parallel --joblog /tmp/foo/log ..."
If you have access to a database:
parallel -Sotheruser@localhost --sqlandworker
pg://user:pass@host/db/tbl 'id;echo' ::: 1
sql pg://user:pass@host/db/tbl "select * from tbl;"
/Ole
