I don't think that is possible. At least not easily....
I just symlink /tmp to /scratch on systems I use.
That way folks can get used to /scratch, but if anything has hard-coded
/tmp, it will still work.
Brian Andrus
On 7/11/2019 8:19 AM, Douglas Duckworth wrote:
Hello
I am wondering if it's possible to hide a file system, that's world
writable on compute node, logically within Slurm. That way any job a
user runs cannot possible access this file system.
Essentially we define $TMPDIR as /scratch, which Slurm cleans up in
epilogue scripts, but some users still keep writing to /tmp instead
which we do not want. We would use tmpwatch to clean up /tmp but I
would rather just prevent people from writing to it within Slurm.
Thanks
Doug
Thanks,
Douglas Duckworth, MSc, LFCS
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