On Wed, 10 Apr 2013 12:33:01 +0200 Reuti Reuti wrote: > Hi, Hi Reuti,
[...] > What do you want to compare there in detail - you parse the job > script (by it's JOB_ID) and scan for mentioned files? Inside any > called binary or "additional shell script" files can be created too. > In addition: SGE will store some in information in $TMPDIR too (in > case of a parallel program). Something simpler: I'm checking that all the directories created in $TMPDIR have a valid running SGE job. [...] > > 1.-) not all the jobs are supposed to have a job_script? > > Correct. If you submit with "-b y" you can call a binary directly > without any jobscript. ok. > > > 2.-) if 1), may I trust active_jobs instead of jobs_scripts? > > Yes. perfect, so the change in my script is trivial. > > Extra question: > > > > how do other admins control the disk space used per job under > > $TMPDIR ? > > On the exechost? I don't do it at all on a per job basis. In case > your users fight for the disk space you can implement a consumable > for the disk space in combination with a load sensor: > > http://gridengine.org/pipermail/users/2012-February/002914.html I've a load_sensor for TMPDIR . > (there are some other points in the thread too, like mounting a > limited loop device on $TMPDIR) will take a look at this one. thanks a lot. [...] > -- Reuti Many thanks, Arnau _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
