Dear all:
Thanks to all for your comments and advice.
Luis Felipe Ruiz Nieto
El 20/10/14 a las #4, Morris Jette escribió:
Try srun --noalloc as root
On October 20, 2014 4:43:49 AM PDT, lfelipe luis.r...@uam.es wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
The problem is that if the machine is
Thanks!
That looks like something that could be useful indeed. We are for the
moment stuck with version 2.2.7, though, and if I understood the docs
correctly, most of the partition based parameters are of later date and
versions. We might upgrade in some future, though.
It also seems like
Hello All,
I had a problem with jobs being stuck in the queue and not being scheduled
even with unused cores on the cluster. The system has four partitions,
three different high priority ones and one lower priority, backfill
partition. A concise description of the setup in slurm.config,
Yesterday the VMs running slurmctld, slurmdbd and MySQL all crashed due to
issues with storage networks. I am now unable to start slurmdbd. The
error I get is below. The part about is marked as crashed and should be
repaired, is that coming from MySQL or from SLURM? Any advice on how to
Sorry for the noise, I had never seen this error before so figured it was
SLURM specific, but it's not. Been long day and should have googled it
first :)
mysql mysql -e REPAIR TABLE proc resolved the issue.
- Trey
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Trey Dockendorf
Systems Analyst I
Texas AM
On 16/10/14 16:02, Christopher Samuel wrote:
No worries, we're going to test out ours in a sandbox as well, so we'll
be able to compare it to our (pretty beefy) DB servers.
It took around 2 minutes to add all the indexes in our sandbox, thats
with a total of about 6 million jobs across 5
