Re: [slurm-users] epilog when job is killed for max time

[Josep Manel Andrés Moscardó]

Hi,



#!/bin/bash


#SBATCH -t 00:06:00

resubmit() {

}

trap "resubmit" USR1






On 7/11/18 21:16, Noam Bernstein wrote:

Somebody else gave me this piece of code (I hope he doesn't mind me sharing it :) , at least it is how they do it: #SBATCH --signal=B:USR1@300 #<------ This will make Slurm send signal USR1 to the bash process 300 seconds before the time limit echo "It's time to resubmit"; # <----- Run whatever is necessary. Shutdown the DDBB, resubmit the job using the checkpointing files... sleep 1000 & # <----- Your program goes here. It's important to run on the background otherwise bash will not process the signal until this command finishes wait # <---- wait until all the background processes are finished. If a signal is received this will stop, process the signal and finish the script.

Hi slurm users - I’ve been looking through the slurm prolog/epilog manuals, but 
haven’t been able to figure out if there’s a way to get an epilog script 
(requested by the user) to run when a job is killed for running out of time, 
and have the epilog script be able to detect that (through an env variable, for 
example).  Is this possible?

                                                                thanks,
                                                                Noam

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Josep Manel Andrés Moscardó
Systems Engineer, IT Operations
EMBL Heidelberg
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