arch | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies the architecture of the local machine. This information is used by the scheduler only. |
Example | arch ia64 |
$clienthost | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description |
Specifies the machine running pbs_server. This parameter is deprecated. Use $pbsserver. |
Example | $clienthost node01.teracluster.org |
$configversion | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies the version of the config file data. |
Example | $configversion 113 |
$cputmult | |
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Format | <FLOAT> |
Description |
CPU time multiplier. If set to 0.0, MOM level cputime enforcement is disabled. |
Example | $cputmult 2.2 |
$ideal_load | |
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Format | <FLOAT> |
Description | Ideal processor load. |
Example | $ideal_load 4.0 |
$igncput | |
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Format | <BOOLEAN> |
Description | Ignores limit violation pertaining to CPU time. Default is FALSE. |
Example | $igncput true |
$ignmem | |
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Format | <BOOLEAN> |
Description | Ignores limit violations pertaining to physical memory. Default is FALSE. |
Example | $ignmem true |
$ignvmem | |
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Format | <BOOLEAN> |
Description | Ignores limit violations pertaining to virtual memory. Default is FALSE. |
Example | $ignvmem true |
$ignwalltime | |
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Format | <BOOLEAN> |
Description | Ignore walltime (do not enable mom based walltime limit enforcement). |
Example | $ignwalltime true |
$logevent | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies a bitmap for event types to log. |
Example | $logevent 255 |
$loglevel | |
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Format | <INTEGER> |
Description | Specifies the verbosity of logging with higher numbers specifying more verbose logging. Values may range between 0 and 7. |
Example | $loglevel 4 |
$log_file_roll_depth | |
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Format | <INTEGER> |
Description | Specifies how many times a log fill will be rolled before it is deleted. |
Example | $log_file_roll_depth = 7 |
$max_load | |
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Format | <FLOAT> |
Description | Maximum processor load. |
Example | $max_load 4.0 |
$memory_pressure_duration | |
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Format | <INTEGER> |
Description | (Applicable in version 3.0 and later.) Memory pressure duration sets a limit to the number of times the value of memory_pressure_threshold can be exceeded before a process is terminated. This can only be used with $memory_pressure_threshold. |
Example | $memory_pressure_duration 5 |
$node_check_script | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies the fully qualified pathname of the health check script to run (see Compute node health check for more information). |
Example | $node_check_script /opt/batch_tools/nodecheck.pl |
$node_check_interval | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description |
Specifies the number of MOM intervals between subsequent executions of the specified health check. This value default to 1 indicating the check is run every mom interval (see Compute node health check for more information). $node_check_interval has two special strings that can be set:
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Example | $node_check_interval 5 |
opsys | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies the operating system of the local machine. This information is used by the scheduler only. |
Example | opsys RHEL3 |
$pbsclient | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies machines which the mom daemon will trust to run resource manager commands via momctl. This may include machines where monitors, schedulers, or admins require the use of this command. |
Example | $pbsclient node01.teracluster.org |
$pbsserver | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description |
Specifies the machine running pbs_server. This parameter replaces the deprecated parameter $clienthost. |
Example | $pbsserver node01.teracluster.org |
$remote_reconfig | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Enables the ability to remotely reconfigure pbs_mom with a new config file. Default is disabled. This parameter accepts various forms of true, yes, and 1. For more information on how to reconfigure MOMs, see momctl -r. |
Example | $remote_reconfig true |
$tmpdir | |
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Format | <STRING> |
Description | Specifies a directory to create job-specific scratch space (see Creating Per-Job Temporary Directories). |
Example | $tmpdir /localscratch |
$usecp | |
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Format | <HOST>:<SRCDIR> <DSTDIR> |
Description | Specifies which directories should be staged (see NFS and other networked filesystems) |
Example | $usecp *.fte.com:/data /usr/local/data |
varattr | |
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Format | <INTEGER> <STRING> |
Description |
Provides a way to keep track of dynamic attributes on nodes. <INTEGER> is how many seconds should go by between calls to the script to update the dynamic values. If set to -1, the script is read only one time. <STRING> is the script path. This script should check for whatever dynamic attributes are desired, and then output lines in this format: name=value Include any arguments after the script's full path. These features are visible in the output of pbsnodes -a varattr=Matlab=7.1;Octave=1.0. |
Example | varattr 25 /usr/local/scripts/nodeProperties.pl arg1 arg2 arg3 |
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