[torqueusers] defining queues by user defined node features
P Spencer Davis
psdavis at bsu.edu
Mon Sep 17 10:30:45 MDT 2007
Ok, I figured out my problem. It boils down to renaming the x86-64
variable in my nodes file. When it was changed to em64, with the
available_resource.nodes=em64 set for the short-64 and long-64 queues,
the jobs where being sorted into the proper queues. Then I set the
acl_hosts=n(n)+...+n(n+1), set acl_host_enable=false, restarted maui and
torque and everything works.
Hope this helps someone else,
and thanks to the group for listening to me think my way
out of the problem
Spencer Davis
P Spencer Davis wrote:
> I tried shutting down Maui and running the default pbs_sched instead. No
> change in behavior. I've set the resource_available.nodes to x86 or
> x84-64 in the execution queues thinking that the routing queue would
> then route the 32 bit requests to short or long and the 64 bit jobs to
> short-64 or long-64 depending on the wall time requested, but that has
> no effect. At this point I have no idea what I am doing wrong, Any ideas?
> Thanks,
> Spencer
>
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