Re: [HTCondor-users] Half of the slots are remaining 'owner' on all machines

[Cody Belcher <codytrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Could the load from the two condor jobs running on each machine be 
causing  the system load to show higher, thus making the other two slots 
show that they have a high load, making not accept any jobs?

-Cody

On 05/16/2013 12:07 PM, Rich Pieri wrote:
> John (TJ) Knoeller wrote:
> > If you are running HTCONDOR 7.9.5 or later, you can run
> >
> > condor_q -better-analyze -reverse -machine <slotname> <jobid>
> And if not, run condor_status and check the system loads. If idle nodes
> have loads of 1.0 or higher then check to see what processes are running
> on those nodes and eating CPU. I recently had to go through my pool to
> disable the avahi-daemon process. The Avahi daemon has a tendency to go
> stupid and lock up a CPU core. Killing the daemons freed up about half
> the nodes in my pool.