Alessandro, if your jobs leave output files on the execution hosts you can copy them back to the submission host or any other host using the task epilog which runs after each job step.
--------------------- #!/bin/sh #SBATCH --partition=compute #SBATCH --nodes=2 sbcast -f shello /tmp/shello sbcast -f zcp /tmp/zcp srun -l --task-epilog=/tmp/zcp /tmp/shello ------------------------ In this case the on each execution host the zcp script copies back to submission host the files generated by shello. I think the preferred way would be to have the application to write to its stdout in which case Slurm will take care of redirecting it back, but of course that's not always possible. /David On 01/23/2013 09:59 AM, Italiano Alessandro wrote: > > Hi, > > bsub lsf command, used to submit new job, supports file copy between > submission and execution in both directions. > Looking for the same functionality with slurm I just found the command sbcast > which only copy files in one direction, from the submission to the execution > hosts. > > Is already available a way to copy back the outfile to the submission host > with slurm ?? > > Anyway a wrapper for bsub command which cares about this issue it would > appreciated from those users who does not use a shared filesystem > > Ale > On Jan 20, 2013, at 9:43 PM, Paul Edmon wrote: > >> >> We are also interested in this as we are migrating from LSF to SLURM. >> We will likely cook up some of our own as we migrate, but we haven't >> gotten there yet. >> >> -Paul Edmon- >> >> On 1/20/2013 12:32 PM, Fred Liu wrote: >>> >>>> Does anyone have LSF command wrappers for Slurm or is interested in >>>> working on that? >>>> >>>> (That's LSF commands and options running over the Slurm workload >>>> manager, like what we have for PBS/Torque today) >>> It is an attractive project. Any doc about what have done for PBS/Torque? >>> >>> Fred
