-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 David,
Are you running any epilog functions that may be placing the nodes into a drained/draining state? John DeSantis Baker D.J. wrote: > Hello, > > I've recently started using slurm v17.02.2, however something seems very odd. > For some reason, > when for example jobs fail or exceed their walltime limit, I see that compute > nodes are being > placed in drained or draining state. Does anyone understand what might be > wrong? Is this a > known bug or new feature? I never saw this with v 16.05.5. If anyone could > please shed any > light on this issue then that would be appreciated. > > Best regards, David > > > > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJZJDCXAAoJEEmckBqrs5nBCmkIAKwTwjwn9vE4jLsewbS39y98 O+PSxr/KqVC1z/4q23uK+GD7mWPXgXc4D1XsuBhY9Nhgs5CGnUEJeXM77UwcAztr xLNaY94TF3Z9ZB9V9oyVp1/D7cSGhqm5zEg5Uo54rZJpQzgBY3GJhkIUpoHj/7fI 1XSF0xM0k/Oj1BKw/ZpXqFbSTCCJ2SiTLikMhppXuogBIs7V+/yZqxwtfPT/xHPl LnJUbEXaJCM39uqSRwySi8NdxXoPFcWsNYO5wZl9iRhJ3bjj50CxahwRHGqw86JC e3ULChNT+3F9qLrF6KyyJEcDp8MNnWmS/JJg536OrlYmj4E80SaoAm1oYnDOWYg= =SVLU -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
