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# get rid of spurious messages about tty/terminal types | # get rid of spurious messages about tty/terminal types | ||
#$ -S /bin/sh | #$ -S /bin/sh | ||
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| + | ==useful commands== | ||
| + | *see all hosts: '''qhost''' | ||
| + | *see which jobs are on which hosts: '''qhost -j''' | ||
| + | *see all jobs: '''qstat -f -u "*"''' | ||
| + | *see all host attributes: '''qstat -f -F -u "*"''' | ||
Revision as of 13:45, 1 November 2011
We're using the Debian packages of "Sun Grid Engine" which isn't quite "Sun" anymore since Oracle bought Sun, and the Debian packages are a bit behind the current forks of Open Grid Engine or Son of Grid Engine or Univa Grid Engine.
documentation
Start with 'man sge_intro'. Move on to 'man qsub'. Try submitting a simple job with 'echo "sleep 3600" | qsub", then run 'qstat' and 'qdel'.
shell mode
GE can run in "POSIX mode" or "Unix mode". See the "shell_start_mode" section of 'man sge_conf'
# qconf -sconf|grep shell shell_start_mode posix_compliant
So you'll want to explicitly specify your shell with the -S flag to qsub. E.g.
# get rid of spurious messages about tty/terminal types #$ -S /bin/sh
useful commands
- see all hosts: qhost
- see which jobs are on which hosts: qhost -j
- see all jobs: qstat -f -u "*"
- see all host attributes: qstat -f -F -u "*"
