On 2020/10/22 16:32, Christian Goll wrote:
The problem comes from the fact that libmunge is part of the SLE-HPC module and not part of SLE itself. As soon as you activate this module with SUSEConnect you should be able to build it. The best way to create rpms for SUSE systems is not to use rpmbuild directly, but to use the open build service available via build.opensuse.org with which you can also build packages for other (not only rpm) based distributions. As only downside you have to create and account there. In order to build the packages locally, you will have to install the package 'osc' and have sudo rights on the system. Now you can checkout the slurm sources from openSUSE and build them with osc co network:cluster slurm cd network:cluster/slurm vim slurm.spec osc build --ccache -k . SLE_15_SP1 which will a local build of the slurm packages and will drop these rpms in build directory. kind regards, Christian
Thanks for that SUSE background info Christian: wasn't aware of that. Typically, we only rebuild Slurm for the SLES underneath the Cray CLE, which, as was noted earlier in the thread, means one is building against a Cray-built munge anyway, and where one does do an "rpmbuild -ta", albeit from inside a Cray provided wrapper script that sets a few options along the way. I was knocking up a VirtualBox SLES15/Slurm testbed on a laptop, so the connectivity to build.opensuse.org wasn't something I would have thought of. Cheers again, Kevin -- Supercomputing Systems Administrator Pawsey Supercomputing Centre
