Hello all.

I've read the manpage on slurm.conf, as well as the FAQ on this topic ( 
https://computing.llnl.gov/linux/slurm/faq.html#rlimit ) and I still have a few 
questions.

For background, I'm running SLURM 2.2.1 on Debian Squeeze (6.0).

1. How are the initial limits on the compute node slurmd's established/set?  
The /etc/security/limits.d mechanism is PAM-based.  How are the limits that 
apply to slurmd launched from the init script established in the first place?



2. I don't understand the documentation's mention of "setting ulimit" in the 
init script config file (/etc/sysconfig/slurm for RH).  Where would the ulimit 
invocation need to occur, and how should this be done on non-Redhat 
distributions?


3. If using PAM, I'd prefer to fill in some sort of access control in the 
"<domain>" field, rather than "*" as indicated in the FAQ.  What will the 
effective user be that PAM enforces the limits on, when UsePAM=1?  Would it be 
root?  The submitting user?  SlurmUser?

Thank you very much for insight on these.


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