If this is a single host machine I suggest checking the /etc/hosts file to make
sure that ‘mannose’ is listed as you expect. It is generally advised to use
FQDNs for host names; the fact that the message “connection to
host:mannose:6819: Connection refused” used a short name may mean that in a
Hi all,
I installed slurm and enable accounting in a single-node machine, i.e same
server is the master and computing node. I mainly followed this page for
instructions:
https://southgreenplatform.github.io/trainings/hpc/slurminstallation/
After enabling accounting I am having problems in starting
hello all,
I am doing some tests using the Slurm. Just found that when I run the
srun command with -n and -c options, when the -n and -c are odd
numbers, srun job hangs and no shell is given to me. When I check
using "squeue", it reports that this job is actually running.
When -C = even number
Richard,
If you don't have a large cluster, doing the local license method is
actually feasible. The biggest issue is the efforts to ensure all the
nodes have the same slurm.conf and then the traffic when they are all
re-queried to report their status on a reconfigure.
That said, I have had
Hi all,
I have to change our set up to be able to update the total number of
available licenses due to users checking out licenses interactively.
We now use Local Licenses, and could just regularly update slurm.conf and
reconfigure, but I don't think that is the best solution.
I see there are at
Hi Michael,
On 30/11/2022 07:29, Michael Milton wrote:
Considering this, my question is about which APIs (ABI, CLI, other?) are
considered stable and worth targeting from a third party application. In
addition, is there any initiative to making the ABI stable, because it seems
like it would
Sorry for this very late response.
The directory where job containers are to be created is of course already there
- it is the local filesystem.
We also start slurmd as a very last process once a node is ready to accept jobs.
That seems to be either a feature of salloc or a bug in Slurm, presumab
