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provide convenience script which kills workers after a certain walltime #120

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jasongrout opened this issue Jul 2, 2011 · 2 comments
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provide convenience script which kills workers after a certain walltime #120

jasongrout opened this issue Jul 2, 2011 · 2 comments
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Sometimes workers will hang, despite having resource limits and other things. An outside script that kills things that have been alive for too long (wall-time) would be nice. It could run in a cronjob.
jasongrout added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 9, 2013
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Reference gh-387, gh-389, gh-350, gh-253, gh-233, gh-120 in todo
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novoselt commented Aug 7, 2014

It seems to me that this would hide issues which otherwise could be investigated by interested people... So I am in favour of closing this.

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This does not seem a problem anymore after dda0fed
A possible reason for "hanged" kernels was using the same ZMQ sockets from different threads leading to lost messages about killing kernels. We'll probably never know for sure ;-)

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