[Beowulf] Torque manager
Gus Correa
gus at ldeo.columbia.edu
Wed Aug 6 13:08:05 PDT 2008
Hi Lei Qiao and list
It may be just the Torque/PBS configuration.
As root, try:
qmgr -c 'set server your-pbs-server-name query_other_jobs = True'
Then try qstat again as a regular user.
I hope this helps.
Gus Correa
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Lei Qiao wrote:
>Hello, forks,
>
>I am currently building a small Beowulf cluster and using Torque manager to schedule batch jobs. Now I have a problems with Torque command 'qstat'.
>as the manual said, all users' jobs can be seen when the command is issued. But for my case, I only see the my own jobs when i login with a regular user but i can see it when login with a root user ( before check the jobs, I remotely login with other regular users to run some jobs with 'qsub -l nodes=1 ./run.sh')
>
>I guess the reason is ssh and permission configuration. the root can access any user in any machine without password, whereas the regular user can not access the information of other users. Does anyone has similar experience or have the solution? Thanks for your help in advance.
>
>by the way, my cluster is Fedora Core 6 based, and good when running C program with MPI. Firewall is enabled and ssh, NFS and NIS is allowed.
>
>
>Lei Qiao
>Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
>School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
>University of Rochester
>Rochester, NY 14627
>
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