fairshare=parent sets the user association to effectively compete at the
account level, so this is behaving as intended. It's effectively
ignoring the users' usage when competing with others inside the same
account. That is not want you want. Give them all the same numeric
value, not parent.
We did something like this in the past but from C. However, modifying
the features was painful if the user did any interesting syntax.
What we are doing now is using --extra for that purpose. The nodes boot
up with SLURMD_OPTIONS="--extra {\\\"os\\\":\\\"rhel9\\\"}" or similar.
Users can re
We have a pretty ugly patch that calls out to a script from
common_cgroup_delete() in src/plugins/cgroup/common/cgroup_common.c. It
checks that it's the job cgroup being deleted ("/job_*" as the path).
The script collects the data and stores it elsewhere.
It's a really ugly way of doing it a
Glen,
I don't think I see it in your message, but are you pointing to the
plugin in slurm.conf with JobSubmitPlugins=? I assume you are but it's
worth checking.
Ryan
On 4/9/24 10:19, Glen MacLachlan via slurm-users wrote:
Hi,
We have a plugin in Lua that mostly does what we want but there
