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[Condor-users] Flocking drawback
- Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 23:26:05 -0500
- From: "Thomas Materna" <materna@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [Condor-users] Flocking drawback
Hi,
I have major
problems with flocking. I have a pool A of 3 computers sharing a
filesystem. I have a pool B of 20 computers not sharing the same file system as
the pool A. A flocks to B. I have a bunch of jobs submitted from A in standard
universe but I have a very bad priority since I've been doing that a lot lately.
Another user also has whole bunch of jobs submitted to A. But his are in
vanilla universe, he added in his submit file a requirement of the
type
((Machine==A1) ||
(Machine==A2)...) where A1, A2 are the machines in the pool A.
Well, he will never
run on pool B, but he prevents me from running on it!!!! What happens is that at
every cycle, having a better priority, he claims all the machines in pool B, my
jobs can hence not do so. Only then the jobs reject the machines for not meeting
the requirement. I have 20 machines doing nothing!
How can I get around
that? Is there a way to avoid the jobs claiming machine they won't accept to run
on anyway? If not, I consider it a major flaw. One user like that could stop
everything. And since he's not running, his priority won't go up. I'll have to
wait 5 days to have my priority back to a competitive level. And even then, some
machines won't be used.
Thanks for any help
you guys could provide,
Thomas