A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
25.01.2001
The information on job execution tranfered to the machine there the job was submitted via ssh channel. So you should configure the ssh for login without password for cluster machines:
$ ssh-keygen
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$ cat ~/.ssh/identity.pub >> authorized_keys
Job can be submited to the queue by the command:
qsub [-key val] batch.sh
Job parameters can be spcified in the job script header, for example:
#QSUB -l cput=20:00:00
See man qsub for more details.
You can gat an info about queues by qstat command, for example: qstat -a show the information about all queues on all machines in the domain/cluster. See also man qstat
You can stop/remove your job with the qdel command. For removing job on the remote clusters you should specify the name of master machime, for example:
qdel 123.rrcsrv
See man qdel for more details.
Export of the local /scratch directories was not changed, the scheme remains the same: hydra-0:/scratch -> /scr/hydra-0 with an exception for triton: triton:/scratch will be found in /scr/triton_
You can find an example of job file here: /home/triton/skynet/pbs.csh.
29.12.2000
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26.05.2000
Job can be submited to the queue by the command:
qsub -q queue batch.sh
where queue is the name of the appropriate queue (long/medium/short). Queue name can be spcified in the job script header, for example:
#QSUB -q medium
See man qsub for more details. Note: mail sending does not work at this moment.
You can gat an info about queues by qstat command, for example: qstat -a -d show the information about all queues on all machines in the domain/cluster. See also man qstat
You can stop/remove your job with the qdel command. For removing job on the remote machines you should specify thei names, for example:
qdel -k 123@hydra_2
Use -k flag, if you need to stop the job which already running. See man qdel for more details.
Export of the local /scratch directories was not changed, the scheme remains the same: hydra_0:/scratch -> /scr/hydra_0 with an exception for triton: triton:/scratch will be found in /scr/triton_
12.04.2000
These flags can be combined, for example: -CDP - this combination will print plain text file in two columns without system headers in landscape mode.
16.04.2000
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15.03.98
XFree86 was upgraded to version of 3.2.2.
07.02.98
KDE Beta3 was installed.
29.11.97
KDE Beta2 was installed. Now it is an official system of SkyNet.
17.11.97
"f00f" bug in Pentium was avoided by upgrade to version 2.0.32. It was help to avoid "b00m" a week later.
25.10.97
Due to the problems with CERN firewall the transition from rdist to rsync was made. It was made in conjunction with installing of ssh.
20.10.97
The tests with kde was successful so kdm was installed on all machines (with monitor of course).
10.01.97
Upgrade to kernel v 2.0.28
20.09.97
rdist was configured to be used for filesystem synchronization for SkyNet machines in ITEP. It was supposed that such synchronization will be regular operation.
17.09.97
KDE-alpha was installed for tests.
16.09.97
Licensed version of Applixware-4.3 was purchased for SkyNet, many documents can be prepared without Windows
23.07.97
Upgrade to XF86-3.3
08.07.97
Now we have machines of SkyNet in CERN!
07.07.97
MC-4.0 is installed now in SkyNet. This is a Norton commander like file-manager for UNIX with support ftp and various types of compressed (tar, rpm, debian, rar etc) virtual filesistems. The support for undelete (!!!) was added to MC as well. You can use the text-based (mc) or TK-based (tkmc) versions of Midnight Commander.
07.06.97
τΕθ's font encoding was changed from "alternative" to koi8-r. Old documents can be transcoded by means of command: trans -t alt2koi < infile > outfile or in emacs's Russian environment.
08.04.97
Text files in Russian (koi8-r) can be printed by means of a2ps.
01.04.97
Installation of GIMP (0.99.6), various nice pictures can be manipulated easily.
01.04.97
CERNLIB (97a), was installed at SkyNet along standard structure of CERN software. cernlib utility was tuned to be correct in local environment
10.10.96
XF86-3.2 was installed
03.09.96
Upgrade to XF86-2.1.2G. Nothing special but tuning was made from more 3000 km via very bad link with restriction for protocol X11. One more difference between UNIX and "most reliable operating system"
09.08.96
Upgrade to kernel v 2.0.8
17.07.96
After four attempts MARS-NWE was installed and configured.
12.06.96
Upgrade of the kernel to prerelease of 2.0.0. gcc-2.7.2 and last version of g77 were installed.
20.05.96
NIS server was successfully installed after long tuning - SkyNet.
03.04.96
HTTP-server was installed on triton.itep.ru
02.02.96
The transition to ELF-format was made.
19.01.96
System was installed on machine which then will have the name of triton. The number of computers in cluster is doubled
15.09.95
Linux was installed on the first machine of SkyNet. Though it was due to permanent crushes of "most reliable operating system" it gave a start to building IHMO the best cluster in ITEP.
Created by V.Kolosov 27.06.96, Last update 14.02.2001