To process the epilog a Bash process must be created so perhaps look at
.bashrc.
Try timing running the epilog yourself on a compute node. I presume it is
owned by an account local to the compute nodes, not a directory service
account?
William
On Fri, 1 Apr 2022, 17:25 Henderson, Brent, wrote:
Hi slurm experts -
I've gotten temporary access to a cluster with 1k nodes - so of course I setup
slurm on it (v20.11.8). :) Small jobs are fine and go back to idle rather
quickly. Jobs that use all the nodes will have some 'linger' in the completing
state for over a minute while others may
