I have access to a remote server with 4 cpu x 8 cores. However, when I try
eg, parallel -j+0 --sshlogin 32/servername, only the default 9 jobs are run
at a time. No matter what combinations of -j +/- x and --sshlogin
z/servername I try, I do not get above 9 jobs.
Sorry if I missed, it but is thi
On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 10:02 PM, Grant Mc Auley wrote:
> I have access to a remote server with 4 cpu x 8 cores. However, when I try
> eg, parallel -j+0 --sshlogin 32/servername, only the default 9 jobs are run
> at a time. No matter what combinations of -j +/- x and --sshlogin
> z/servername I
On 23 October 2012 22:02, Grant Mc Auley wrote:
> I have access to a remote server with 4 cpu x 8 cores. However, when I try
> eg, parallel -j+0 --sshlogin 32/servername, only the default 9 jobs are run
> at a time. No matter what combinations of -j +/- x and --sshlogin
> z/servername I try, I d
Sure enough (didn't notice):
parallel: Warning: ssh to zzz@servername only allows for 10 simultaneous
logins.
You may raise this by changing /etc/ssh/sshd_config:MaxStartup on
zzz@servername
Using only 9 connections to avoid race conditions.
Thanks Ole and Martin.
However, after changing to eg,
