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[HTCondor-users] IS_OWNER not stopping jobs from running
- Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2025 10:33:46 +0100
- From: Andrew Pickford <andrewp@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [HTCondor-users] IS_OWNER not stopping jobs from running
Hi All,
I've run into a potential issue with the IS_OWNER setting. I'm setting
IS_OWNER to true on an execute node in my test cluster but the node is
still starting jobs. The condor cluster is running condor v24.3.0 and on
the node START = true and IS_OWNER = true are explicitly set in the
config. I then see with condor_status (output trimmed to the node in
question):
[andrewp@vaars-15 test]$ condor_status
Name            OpSys   Arch ÂState  ÂActivity LoadAv
Mem  ÂActvtyTime
slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx LINUX   X86_64 Owner  ÂIdle 0.000
185069Â 0+00:06:31
so the owner state is set correctly, but then after submitting a job:
[andrewp@vaars-15 test]$ condor_status
Name             OpSys   Arch ÂState  ÂActivity
LoadAv Mem  ÂActvtyTime
slot1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ÂLINUX   X86_64 Owner  ÂIdle  0.000
183021Â 0+00:07:23
slot1_1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx LINUX   X86_64 Claimed ÂBusy  0.000Â
Â2048Â 0+00:00:00
According to the documentation page for the Configuration for Execution
Points, setting IS_OWNER to true should stop an execute node from
accepting jobs. I'm not sure if I'm misreading the documentation here,
or I've found a bug or maybe the partitionable slots that are configured
for the execute node are not picking up the owner state correctly? Or
something else. My first question is am I correct about IS_OWNER, should
that stop jobs from starting?
Thanks,
Andrew