https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58949
Tim Landscheidt <t...@tim-landscheidt.de> changed:
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Assignee|m...@uberbox.org |t...@tim-landscheidt.de
--- Comment #2 from Tim Landscheidt <t...@tim-landscheidt.de> ---
(In reply to comment #1)
> Reading the IRC log, I don't quite understand why you need a *node* of your
> own. Apparently, you want to run 200 jobs in parallel, and the problem is
> the
> 12 concurrent jobs/user limit. So you really want to have the limit for your
> bot raised to 200?
> [...]
Just checked: Currently the limit seemed to be defined by:
| scfc@tools-login:~$ qconf -srqs
| {
| name jobs
| description NONE
| enabled FALSE
| limit users {*} queues {continuous,task} to jobs=16
| }
| scfc@tools-login:~$
*but* which a) is "enabled FALSE" and b) apparently allows *32* jobs per user
even in one queue ("for NR in {1..100}; do qsub -q task -b y sleep 1m; done").
I changed "enabled" to "TRUE" and added a first rule:
| scfc@tools-login:~$ sudo qconf -srqs
| {
| name jobs
| description NONE
| enabled TRUE
| limit users scfc to jobs=200
| limit users {*} queues {continuous,task} to jobs=16
| }
| scfc@tools-login:~$
But I was still only able to launch 32 jobs, so I changed it back.
Further digging brought up:
| scfc@tools-login:~$ qconf -ssconf
| [...]
| maxujobs 32
| [...]
Ah! I'll test how to set per-user quotas over the next few days.
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