Dear list,
After unsuccessful investigations and attempts on the following issue, I am requesting your help. After modifying a user (or QoS), I have to restart slurmctld for changes to take effect. Here is an example to illustrate my point : When executing a command such as "sacctmgr -i modify user name=<username> set fairshare=parent" and then having a look at "sshare -al", I am forced to admit that the modifcation hasn't been done. After restarting slurmctld, the change finally takes effect. If I am not mistaken, I shouldn't have to restart the daemon after such an operation. Moreover, in slurmctld log, I can see the following output : error: Update Association request from non-super user uid=450 With uid 450 beeing user "slurm". However, the previous commands are launched as root. Here are additionnal details that might be useful : * The operating system is Centos 6.4 * I am using Slurm 2.5.7 * SlurmUser is not defined in slurm.conf, so it should be root by default Does anyone know what I am doing wrong? What should I do to solve this issue? Thanks a lot for your help! Dany
