Isn't this problematic if the user specifies a path that doesn't exist or
gets deleted before the job schedules? It might be nice to have a spooling
option or a fallback directory option if the target directory/file doesn't
exist or can't be opened. Right now I think the output just goes into the
bit bucket.
Bill.
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Post by Christopher SamuelPost by Erica RielloI would like to know where SLURM keeps undelivered output as well as the
problems that can cause an output file not to be deliver.
I think you must be coming from a Torque or PBS background where output
is spooled into a temporary directory and then copied back at the end of
the job.
Slurm doesn't do that, it defaults to writing the output (and errors) to
a file in the directory a job is running in, so there's no need to copy
it back at the end of the job.
Hope that helps,
Chris
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