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On 04.03.2012 01:06, Merlissimo wrote:
In both cases the old behavior was without -m a -b y,
so
'cronsub [jobname] [command]' has become 'qcronsub -l h_rt=06:00:00
-l virtual_free=100M -N [jobname] [command]
'cronsub -l [jobname] [command]' has become 'qcronsub -l
h_rt=INFINITY -l virtual_free=100M -N [jobname] [command]
The -b y option is mostly useful for binaries, e.g. if you don't
submit the python script itself, but call the binary interpreter
(python) with an argument. It is just an option if the submitted
script file should be copied to a local filesystem on execution
server (which increases performance, makes nfs error impossible and
was always the default setting) or executed directly from your home
(if you use -b y). In most cases this option isn't needed and
copying is the best for most shell scripts.
Thanks for that info! I thought to remember once there was a comment
about cronsub copying (like -b y does) the script...?!? Anyway I had
to use '-b y' else my script closed directly after execution. What am
I doing wrong here? (my script do read and write files in my home, e.g.
config and log files - may be this is related?)
Greetings
DrTrigon
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