I configured slurm.conf on our machine with
AccountingStoreFlags=job_script,job_comment
So that people can run
sacct -Bj
and check what the batch script was for the specified job_ID.
This works fine for root and works great for many users (who can see their
own job scripts, but not those of o
Users are associated with one or more accounts.
If you can avoid this ( I know that's a big "if"), avoid it! Humans
being humans (lazy) and users begin users (copying existing work as much
as possible), if a user has multiple accounts, there is a damn good
chance they'll submit jobs to the wr
On 2025/06/07 08:58, David Schanzenbach via slurm-users wrote:
I am not sure what OS you are working with, but on our system running
Rocky 9, the seff command is found in the slurm-contribs rpm.
Identical situation on a SLES 15 system;
# which sacct
/usr/bin/sacct
# rpm -qf /usr/bin/sacct
s
