[torqueusers] disabling direct access to compute nodes
Miguel Oliveira
m.a.oliveira at coimbra.lip.pt
Fri Oct 5 13:09:01 MDT 2007
Bas van der Vlies wrote:
> Markus Seto wrote:
>> Hi, I've recently started fiddling with a torque installation, and was
>> wondering if it's possible to disable direct access to the compute nodes
>> from the master node. I've noticed some users cheating the system and
>> directly logging into compute nodes to run jobs, and I want to force
>> them to use the queue system, but I was told that direct access with ssh
>> keys is needed for torque to run. any ideas?
>>
>> markus
Instead of actually blocking them, there might be valid reasons to keep
access open,
it is usually better to make it a bad idea to run outside the queing system.
Try something like:
#!/bin/sh
ulimit -s unlimited
if [ "$PBS_ENVIRONMENT" = "" ]; then
if [ "$USER" = "root" ]; then
ulimit -t unlimited
else
ulimit -t 300
fi
fi
That might give them a scare!!!!
All the best,
MAO
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