Thanks Marcus. I thought I had installed that dependency, but I guess I
installed it somewhere other than where I was compiling slurm at. Once
installed it compiled with x11 support.
However, now I have another problem. I am able to start an x11 job using the
command: `srun --pty --x11 bash`
George,
I haven't tested or used this, but why won't afterany do what you want?
afterany:job_id[:jobid...]
This job can begin execution after the specified
jobs have terminated.
Mike
On 1/19/18 11:09 AM, Hwa, George wrote:
I have a “reaper” job that harve
I have a "reaper" job that harvests the results from a set of proceeding jobs,
regardless their exit status. However, none of the dependency options (After,
AfterOk, AfterNotok, etc) seems to do what I want. Any idea how to get around
this?
Thanks
George
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Hi,
Some while ago I defined several QOS thus:
Name Priority MaxWall MaxJobs MaxSubmit
-- -- --- --- -
normal 0
short 1003:00:00 1020
medium 1 3-00:00:00 1
Not specifically Slurm, but it can be useful to have alerts on jobs which
either will never start or which are 'stalled'.
You might want to have an alert on jobs which (say) request more slots or
nodes than physicall exist, so the users job will never run.
Or you can look for 'stalled' jobs where t