Open questions:

How can one see nodes that are entirely unclaimed?

SOLUTION: condor_status -const 'PartitionableSlot && Cpus == TotalCpus'

I want a proper subset of machines to be for the HERA project. These machines will only run HERA jobs and HERA jobs will only run on these machines.  This seems to work but is there a better way?

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• 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.
  
  • 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 this isn't a bug but a limitation on using macros.  The AnnexName needs to be quoted but how can I quote a macro?  Note, I have the same problems with AnnexNames that don't have hyphens (E.g. krowetest).
    
    • No: requirements = AnnexName == "$(myannex)"
    • No: myannex = "krowe-annex-casa5"
    • No: myannex = \"krowe-annex-casa5\"
    • No: myannex = "\"krowe-annex-casa5\""
  • Idea: +annex = "krowe-annex-casa5"
  • requirements = AnnexName == my.annex
  • Greg has noted this bug

How can one see nodes that are entirely unclaimed?

SOLUTION: condor_status -const 'PartitionableSlot && Cpus == TotalCpus'