Also, 

The slurmdb log file reads like this

#For non existant user
slurmdbd: debug4: We can't get a db_index for this combo, 
time_submit=1434328391 and id_job=11834 and id_assoc=0.  We must not have heard 
about the start yet, no big deal, we will get one right after this.
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_STEP_START: ID:11834.0 NAME:echo SUBMIT:1434328391
slurmdbd: debug2: as_mysql_slurmdb_job_start() called
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_JOB_START: START CALL ID:11834 NAME:echo INX:0
slurmdbd: debug2: as_mysql_slurmdb_job_start() called
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_JOB_COMPLETE: ID:11834
slurmdbd: debug2: as_mysql_slurmdb_job_complete() called
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_STEP_COMPLETE: ID:11834.0 SUBMIT:1434328391
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits

#For Me
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_STEP_START: ID:11835.0 NAME:echo SUBMIT:1434328409
slurmdbd: debug4: We can't get a db_index for this combo, 
time_submit=1434328409 and id_job=11835 and id_assoc=4.  We must not have heard 
about the start yet, no big deal, we will get one right after this.
slurmdbd: debug2: as_mysql_slurmdb_job_start() called
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_JOB_COMPLETE: ID:11835
slurmdbd: debug2: as_mysql_slurmdb_job_complete() called
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_STEP_COMPLETE: ID:11835.0 SUBMIT:1434328409
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_JOB_START: START CALL ID:11835 NAME:echo INX:0
slurmdbd: debug2: as_mysql_slurmdb_job_start() called
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits
slurmdbd: debug2: DBD_CLUSTER_CPUS: called for schief_cluster(1520)
slurmdbd: debug4: got 0 commits

It’s looking like it defaults to id_assoc=0. How do I change that default 
behavior?


> On Jun 14, 2015, at 5:32 PM, Jordan Willis <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Thank you Remi,
> 
> I’m almost there. If I have added a user to the cluster account, then it will 
> show up with sacct as expected. However, if I sudo into another user, and try 
> and submit a job, it will let me, and just leave the accounting blank. 
> 
> #Me
> $srun echo hello world
> $sacct --format JobId,JobName,Partition,Account,User
>        JobID    JobName  Partition    Account      User
> ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------
> 11831              echo        all my_user_acct+  myusername
> 
> $sudo -u someotheruser bash
> #Someone else
> $srun echo hello world
> $sacct --format JobId,JobName,Partition,Account,User
> ->sacct --format JobId,JobName,Partition,Account,User
>        JobID    JobName  Partition    Account      User
> ------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------
> 11832              echo        all             someotheruser
> 
> As you can see, if the user has not been added to the account, it will leave 
> this field blank. Incidentally, if I specify the actual account with 
> —account, it will show up, and that person will still be able to run.
> 
> What am I missing with AccountingStorageEnforce=assocciations? Do I have to 
> add something to the cluster to associate it with the users? I think it may 
> have something to do with this.
> 
> ->sacctmgr -s show Association
> 
>    Cluster    Account       User  Partition     Share GrpJobs GrpNodes  
> GrpCPUs  GrpMem GrpSubmit     GrpWall  GrpCPUMins MaxJobs MaxNodes  MaxCPUs 
> MaxSubmit     MaxWall  MaxCPUMins                  QOS   Def QOS GrpCPURunMins
> ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- ------- -------- 
> -------- ------- --------- ----------- ----------- ------- -------- -------- 
> --------- ----------- ----------- -------------------- --------- -------------
> my_cl+       root                                  1                          
>                                                                               
>                                        normal
> my_cl+       root       root                       1                          
>                                                                               
>                                        normal
> my_cl+ my_user_acct+                               1                          
>                                                                               
>                                        normal
> my_cl+ my_user_acct+    myusername                 1                          
>                                                                               
>                                        normal
> 
> It seems that there is a blank username in the associations that may be 
> allowing anyone to run? 
> 
> Thanks so much for the help again,
> Jordan
> 
> 
>> On Jun 14, 2015, at 2:16 AM, Rémi Palancher <[email protected] 
>> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> Le 14/06/2015 08:53, Jordan Willis a écrit :
>>> Hello,
>>> 
>>> Thanks for answering my questions over the past few weeks. I have
>>> enabled slurmdbd and it seems to connect fine to my controller. I then
>>> added a cluster,
>>> 
>>> sacctmgr add cluster my_new_cluster
>>> 
>>> 1. Should my_new_cluster match the ClusterName in slurm.conf?
>> 
>> Yes. If this not currently the case, fixing this should also fix 2/ and 3/.
>> 
>>> 4. When adding users, is there anyway to automatically add the users in
>>> /etc/passwd? How do the accounts of a person submitting get linked with
>>> the accounts added by sacctmgr add user
>> 
>> No, slurm has no control over /etc/passwd file since POSIX users could also 
>> be hosted in an LDAP directory or so. You have to write your own scripts to 
>> add users in both SlurmDBD and /etc/passwd, not a big deal though :)
>> 
>> You have to mind there are 3 levels of user/account involved with SlurmDBD:
>> 
>> - POSIX users (in /etc/passwd or LDAP)
>> - SlurmDBD users
>> - SlurmDBD accounts
>> 
>> POSIX and SlurmDBD users must share the same name/login, so the mapping is 
>> direct. Then users can control their jobs account using --account submission 
>> parameter. If not given, the default SlurmDBD account associated to their 
>> SlurmDBD user is used.
>> 
>> There are also many resources available online on this matter:
>> 
>> http://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm_ug_2012/SUG_Oct2012_DBD.pdf 
>> <http://slurm.schedmd.com/slurm_ug_2012/SUG_Oct2012_DBD.pdf>
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UfzXnzSmL4&feature=relmfu
>> http://slurm.schedmd.com/accounting.html
>> 
>> rémi
> 

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