Andreas, have you read through this yet? http://www.schedmd.com/slurmdocs/priority_multifactor.html
Depending on the number of users you have in the account you created 2 might not be much of a difference than everyone else's 1 when normalizing happens.
Danny On 01/13/12 10:37, Andreas Davour wrote:
I have done like this: "sacctmgr modify user name=<unixaccountid> set fairshare=2 where cluster=<mycluster>" Prior to this I has ran: sacctmgr and found that this user (and everyone else) had a Share value of 1. Since everyone has 1 I gather this means he now have higher prio than everyone else? Is that correct? Now, I'd also like to limit some users to less jobs in queue and on CPU. I tried this: "sacctmgr modify account name=<slurmdb account group> where cluster=<mycluster> set GrpSubmitJobs=100" But, running this returned "Nothing modified". What gives? What am I totally misunderstanding? /andreas
