Hello Mike,Doug:
The issue was resolved somehow. My colleagues says the addresses in
slurm.conf on the login nodes were incorrect. It could also have been a
temporary network issue.
Best,
Durai Arasan
MPI Tübingen
On Fri, Jan 21, 2022 at 2:15 PM Doug Meyer wrote:
> Hi,
> Did you recently add n
Hello everyone,
I am struggling with the installation of slurm on Centos 7. while following
this tutorial
https://www.slothparadise.com/how-to-install-slurm-on-centos-7-cluster/
, after the installation of MariaDB, I try to create users for slurm and
munge but following the same sequence of comman
Looking at what you provided in your email the groupadd commands are failing,
due to the requested GID 991 and 992 already being assigned by the system your
installing on.
Check the /etc/group file and find two GID numbers lower than 991 that are
unused and use those instead. Keep them in the
Since there's only 9 factors to assign priority weights to, one way around this
might be to set up separate partitions for high memory and low memory jobs
(with a max memory allowed for the low memory partition), and then use
partition weights to separate those jobs out.
From: slurm-users on b
Always hate those odd problems. Glad you are up!
Doug
On Tue, Jan 25, 2022, 6:43 AM Durai Arasan wrote:
> Hello Mike,Doug:
>
> The issue was resolved somehow. My colleagues says the addresses in
> slurm.conf on the login nodes were incorrect. It could also have been a
> temporary network issue.
I’m coming to this question late, and this is not the answer to your problem
(well, maybe tangentially), but it may help someone else: my recollection is
that the compute node that gets assigned the job must be able to contact the
node you’re starting the interactive job from (so bg-slurmb-login
