On 2016-03-24 17:22, John DeSantis wrote: >>> What I'm looking for is a tool that gives me, for every node/cpu the >>> corresponding job. >> >> squeue -n <hostlist> >> >> As the man page explicitly mentions: <hostlist> can be a single node and >> either a NodeName or a NodeHostname > > I believe this is a typo, as we use "squeue -w <hostlist>" which gives > us all corresponding jobs running on the host(s) in question. It is > actually quite useful if you live on the command line.
Not a typo. An older slurm version. I am quite surprised that something like that changed _and_ "-n" has another meaning now. I hope decisions like that don't come light-hearted. This means helping others is limited to one own version or requires a look up of the newer, current documentations. In case of slurm thats really bad as it is missing versioning -- like ganeti where it is quite easy to point anyone to either the version one or the other is using. Other projects like ansible or ganeti really shine here: * every command an is parameters has a remark like "require 1.6" where needed * there is a clear structure from getting started to advanced features * semantic changes are easy to spot -- prominently highlighted * in case of ganeti the design drafts add a lot to understanding changes to expect Slurm documentatin is scattered, not versioned and now I know I have to watch out for changing semantics. Expecting everyone being the newest release is unrealistic. /BR -- FSU Jena | JULIELab.de/Staff/Benjamin+Redling.html vox: +49 3641 9 44323 | fax: +49 3641 9 44321
