G'day Sid,
On 7/31/24 5:02 pm, Sid Young via slurm-users wrote:
I've been waiting for node to become idle before upgrading them however
some jobs take a long time. If I try to remove all the packages I assume
that kills the slurmstep program and with it the job.
Are you looking to do a Slurm
Thanks Tim, that fits with my observations. I will be back on it on the
13th and see what effects upgrading the required RPMs has.
Sid
On Sat, 3 Aug 2024, 01:41 Cutts, Tim, wrote:
> Generally speaking as a best practice I’d perform such things with no jobs
> running, but some upgrades you can a
Generally speaking as a best practice I’d perform such things with no jobs
running, but some upgrades you can allow without it. Upgrading a package, even
one which is currently in use by a running job, does not necessarily kill the
job. For example, upgrading a shared library won’t kill existi
On 8/1/24 02:02, Sid Young via slurm-users wrote:
I've been waiting for node to become idle before upgrading them however
some jobs take a long time. If I try to remove all the packages I assume
that kills the slurmstep program and with it the job.
Can you be more specific about what you mean
