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'''/user''' and '''/pnfs''' are both accessible everywhere on the cluster.<br> | '''/user''' and '''/pnfs''' are both accessible everywhere on the cluster.<br> | ||
So there is no need to use HTCondor transfer features when submitting jobs to transfer files to/from any of those 2 directories. Just call/copy them directly from within your jobs. | So there is no need to use HTCondor transfer features when submitting jobs to transfer files to/from any of those 2 directories. Just call/copy them directly from within your jobs. | ||
===== Known Issues ===== | |||
* kde.sh issue: does not affect your job | |||
* $HOME: it is not defined (yet), so calling anything with it will fail | |||
* $X509_USER_PROXY: not defined yet. | |||
Revision as of 10:05, 4 December 2020
! Please note that those pages are not intended to be what our Official Documentation will look like, but a rather a quick response to all your enthusiasm in using the new HTCondor cluster !
Changes in the cluster:
- OS: EL7 flavor (CentOS7)
- Batch System: HTCondor v8.9.8
- Computing Element: HTCondor-ce
- Mass Storage: /pnfs is now accessible using posix nfs in read/write mode
HTCondor features Documentation:
! Important !
/user and /pnfs are both accessible everywhere on the cluster.
So there is no need to use HTCondor transfer features when submitting jobs to transfer files to/from any of those 2 directories. Just call/copy them directly from within your jobs.
Known Issues
- kde.sh issue: does not affect your job
- $HOME: it is not defined (yet), so calling anything with it will fail
- $X509_USER_PROXY: not defined yet.