Hi,thank you for the hint with the MailProg option. I think its a much better
solution, than my epilogctl approach.The seff script uses the environment
Variable MEM_PER_CPU. Where can i find this information in the slurm database
?I've found only "mem_req" in the job table, but this value seems to be set
only with the sbatch option "--mem"BestSven----Dipl.-Chem. Sven
SieblerHessisches Kompetenzzentrum für HochleistungsrechnenUniversität
KasselITS Raum 250Mönchebergstraße 11D-34109 KasselTel.: +49 561
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<[email protected]> schrieb: -----An: "slurm-dev" <[email protected]>Von:
"Dennis McRitchie" <[email protected]>Datum: 31.08.2015 20:36Betreff:
[slurm-dev] RE: slurm-dev Antwort: custom environment variable in epilogctl
script ?Hi Sven, You may want to take a look at seff:
http://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1611 Even if you prefer a different
performance repot, you might be able to make use of the included smail utility
described in the ticket. Best,Dennis *From:* Skouson, Gary B
[mailto:[email protected]] *Sent:* Monday, August 31, 2015 12:33 PM*To:*
slurm-dev*Subject:* [slurm-dev] RE: slurm-dev Antwort: custom environment
variable in epilogctl script ? You could use the slurm “MailProg” option and
create your own mail wrapper with the information you want. Users can use
sbatch arguments to choose when they get email. Your script can parse the
default SLURM message and add/remove anything you’d like. -----Gary Skouson
*From:* Sven Siebler [mailto:[email protected]] *Sent:* Monday, August
31, 2015 7:16 AM*To:* slurm-dev <[email protected]>*Subject:* [slurm-dev]
slurm-dev Antwort: custom environment variable in epilogctl script ? No ideas
for this issue ?Of course, i can dump the information during the prolog to the
filesystem, and load the file afterwards into the epilogctl script. But i
thought that SLURM should have a nicer way to do something like
this----Dipl.-Chem. Sven SieblerHessisches Kompetenzzentrum für
HochleistungsrechnenUniversität KasselITS Raum 250Mönchebergstraße 11D-34109
KasselTel.: +49 561
[email protected]+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Upcoming
Workshop in Darmstadt: HiPerCH 4 –High Performance Computing in HesseSep. 28 –
Oct. 01, 2015;and Fastest User Meeting: Oct. 08 - 09, 2015More information:
www.hpc-hessen.de+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-----Sven Siebler
<[email protected]> schrieb: -----An: "slurm-dev"
<[email protected]>Von: Sven Siebler <[email protected]>Datum:
24.08.2015 11:33Betreff: [slurm-dev] custom environment variable in epilogctl
script ?Hi,i want to send emails to our users after job completition with
something like a job performance report. For this I use the epilogctl script.
Everything works fine, but i want to give the user the possibility to disable
the email notification for some jobs.My first thought was an environment
variable the user can set in the sbatch file. But the epilogctl script has only
access to specific slurm variables.Can i use some custom information from the
user input in the epilogctl script ? Or should i send the email notification
with another script ?Sven----Dipl.-Chem. Sven SieblerHessisches
Kompetenzzentrum für HochleistungsrechnenUniversität KasselITS Raum
250Mönchebergstraße 11D-34109 KasselTel.: +49 561
[email protected]+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Upcoming
Workshop in Darmstadt: HiPerCH 4 –High Performance Computing in HesseSep. 28 –
Oct. 01, 2015;and Fastest User Meeting: Oct. 08 - 09, 2015More information:
www.hpc-hessen.de+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
