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  • Bug where James's jobs are all put on the same core.
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND P
66713 krowe 20 0 4364 348 280 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.01 sleep 22
66714 krowe 20 0 4364 352 280 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.02 sleep 24
66715 krowe 20 0 4364 348 280 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.01 sleep 24
66719 krowe 20 0 4364 348 280 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.02 sleep 2
66722 krowe 20 0 4364 352 280 S 0.0 0.0 0:00.02 sleep 22
  • Bug in condor_annex: The following will wait for an annex named krowe - annex - casa5 (note the spaces).  If I pass $(myannex) as an argument to a shell script, the spaces are not there.  Underscores instead of hyphens cause different problems.
    • include.htc
      • myannex = krowe-annex-casa5
    • submit.htc
      • include : include.htc
      • executable = /bin/sleep
      • arguments = 127
      • +MayUseAWS = True
      • requirements = AnnexName == $(myannex)
      • queue
  • Actually, I think these aren't bug exactly but limitations on using macros.  The AnnexName needs to be quoted but how can I quote a macro?
    • No: requirements = AnnexName == "$(myannex)"
    • No: myannex = "krowetest2"
    • No: myannex = \"krowetest2\"
    • No:myannex = "\"krowetest2\""


  • Bug in condor_annex: Underscores in the AnnexName prevent the annex from moving into the pool.
    • Also when I try to terminate an annex with underscores (e.g. krowe_annex_casa5) with the command condor_off -annex krowe_annex_casa5 I get the following error
      • Found no ClassAds when querying pool (local)
      • Can't find addresses for master's for constraint 'AnnexName =?= "krowe_annex_casa5"'
      • Perhaps you need to query another pool.

  • Torque has this command called pbsnodes that can not only offline/drain a node but keeps a note about it that all can see in one place.  I know I can use condor_off to drain a node but is there a central place keep notes so I can remember a month later why I set a certain node to drain?

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