Hi Andy,
On Thu, Aug 09, 2012 at 03:38:55PM -0400, Andrew Connolly wrote:
I suspect that when you removed the jobs, Condor killed the processes that
it spawned, but didn't know about some child processes they had in turn
spawned. Condor uses several techniques to track the child processes
On Aug 9, 2012, at 11:54 AM, Andrew C. Connolly wrote:
Today I sent a large batch to condor (~50 jobs), then tried to kill the
all with 'condor_rm andy'.
This removed them from the condor_q list of running processes, but left
them all actually running.
I then had to kill them all manually
I see that ipython has the ability to submit jobs into a batch system. Is
this feature how you were submitting jobs into Condor?
I did not use ipython to submit the jobs, I escaped the ipython shell with
a leading ! before the call to condor, i.e.: @ipython_prompt[0]:
!condor_submit
On Aug 9, 2012, at 2:38 PM, Andrew Connolly wrote:
I see that ipython has the ability to submit jobs into a batch system. Is
this feature how you were submitting jobs into Condor?
I did not use ipython to submit the jobs, I escaped the ipython shell with a
leading ! before the call to
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