If you check the source code (src/slurmctld/job_mgr.c) this error is indeed
thrown when slurmctl unpacks job state files. Tracing through
read_slurm_conf() -> load_all_job_state() -> _load_job_state():
part_ptr = find_part_record (partition);
if (part_ptr == NULL) {
char *err_part = NULL;
part_ptr_list = get_part_list(partition, &err_part);
if (part_ptr_list) {
part_ptr = list_peek(part_ptr_list);
if (list_count(part_ptr_list) == 1)
FREE_NULL_LIST(part_ptr_list);
} else {
verbose("Invalid partition (%s) for JobId=%u",
err_part, job_id);
xfree(err_part);
/* not fatal error, partition could have been
* removed, reset_job_bitmaps() will clean-up
* this job */
}
}
The comment after the error implies that this is not really a problem, and that
it occurs specifically when a partition has been removed.
> On Jul 26, 2019, at 11:15 AM, Brian Andrus <toomuc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> All,
>
> I have a cloud based cluster using slurm 19.05.0-1
> I removed one of the partitions, but now everytime I start slurmctld I get
> some errors:
>
> slurmctld[63042]: error: Invalid partition (mpi-h44rs) for JobId=52545
> slurmctld[63042]: error: _find_node_record(756): lookup failure for
> mpi-h44rs-01
> slurmctld[63042]: error: node_name2bitmap: invalid node specified mpi-h44rs-01
> .
> .
> slurmctld[63042]: error: _find_node_record(756): lookup failure for
> mpi-h44rs-05
> slurmctld[63042]: error: node_name2bitmap: invalid node specified mpi-h44rs-05
> slurmctld[63042]: error: Invalid nodes (mpi-h44rs-[01-05]) for JobId=52545
>
> I suspect this is in the saved state directory and if I were to down the
> entire cluster and delete those files up, it would clear it up, but I prefer
> to not have to down the cluster...
>
> Is there a way to clean up "phantom" nodes and partitions that were deleted?
>
> Brian Andrus
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