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This script did not work for me as `$JOBID` does not seem to be defined at all ; it complained that `The job is not running, it has state=JobState=PENDING JobState=PENDING JobState=PENDING ...` with the list of states for all jobs in the system.
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Hi Damien, thanks a lot! It seems I forgot to update the script in Git, after I fixed the bug on our production cluster. I updated the psjob script in Git now, can you kindly test it? |
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It works for me, thanks, but did you intentionally duplicate the test on lines 19-23 at lines 48-52? |
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Sorry, I was being too sloppy :-( Is the new version better? |
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Yes, and thanks for sharing your tools! |
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You're welcome. I use the pestat tool myself all the time, and psjob to check what a job is doing on the compute nodes. I'm glad if others find these tools useful! |
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This script did not work for me as
$JOBIDdoes not seem to be defined at all ; it complained thatThe job is not running, it has state=JobState=PENDING JobState=PENDING JobState=PENDING ...with the list of states for all jobs in the system.