Re: [Condor-users] Help going a little green

[Ian Chesal <ian.chesal@xxxxxxxxx>]

condor_status -direct 'hostname' -f "%s\n" state

Anything that's not Idle or Owner would be busy doing Condor work.  
That should run quickly even on a busy machine.

- Ian

On 2010-06-01, at 5:02 AM, Ian Cottam <ian.cottam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  
wrote:

> Hi all,
> what mechanism do people recommend for detecting whether a Condor  
> job is allocated and running (on a box running the 7.4 series on  
> Linux/64)?
> It needs to be a Linux-based script, fast and lightweight. I have a  
> very slight concern that --if too heavy-- when it runs it could  
> suspend the condor job and give a false reading.
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> The script will be scheduled to run via cron and will shutdown the  
> Linux box if no one logged in and a Condor job not currently  
> allocated.
> Thanks
> -Ian
> ps: we will be investigating formal Condor-based green mechanisms in  
> parallel with this more crude approach
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