The test works for me. There may be some configuration option that
causes this test to fail. If you find the problem, then please send a
patch to fix it.
Quoting Veronique Legrand <[email protected]>:
Hello,
I am running the slurm non regression tests on a virtual machine
that has 2 CPU. This is how I noticed this strange behavior.
test1.69 fails because each srun job launched by it take 2 CPU by
default (I checked with sacct when the jobs were over). Of course,
because of that, 1 of the 2 jobs stays pending (waiting for
ressources) until the other has completed. The aim of test1.69 is to
check that 2 srun commands can run simultaneously so, of course, it
fails on my VM.
If I want srun to take only 1 cpu, I have to indicate explicitely
"srun -n 1 myscript.sh".
I am wondering if I possibly missed something in my slurm
configuration/installation or if this is a bug introduced in the new
version.
I checked on our test cluster that is running under slurm 14.11.5
and srun takes 1 CPU by default.
Any hint is welcome.
Kind regards,
Véronique
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Véronique Legrand
IT engineer - Scientific computing
IT center for biology - C3BI
Institut Pasteur, Paris
mail: [email protected]
Tel: 01 44 38 95 03
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Morris "Moe" Jette
CTO, SchedMD LLC
Commercial Slurm Development and Support
