Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of doc/app/palm_config
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- Aug 28, 2018 7:32:51 AM (6 years ago)
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v19 v20 88 88 ||remote_ip ||IP-address of the remote system where the batch job shall be started. On large cluster systems this will usually be the address of a login node. Setting this variable in the configuration file will cause {{{palmrun}}} to run in remote batch job mode, i.e. a batch job will be created and send to the remote system automatically without giving {{{palmrun}}}-option {{{-b}}}. || 89 89 ||remote_username ||Your username on the remote computer that is given by {{{remote_ip}}}. || 90 ||ssh_key || Filename from which the identity (private key) for public key authentication is read. This file is assumed to be in folder {{{$HOME/.ssh}}}.||90 ||ssh_key ||Name of the file from which the identity (private key) for public key authentication is read. This file is assumed to be in folder {{{$HOME/.ssh}}}. By default (if you omit this variable), file {{{id_dsa}}} or {{{id_rsa}}} is used. || 91 91 ||remote_loginnode ||Name of the login node of the remote computer. Nodes on big compute clusters are separated into compute nodes and login nodes (and sometimes I/O nodes). Some computer centers only allow the login nodes to establish ssh/scp connections to addresses outside the computing center. In such cases, since {{{palmrun}}} is executed on the compute nodes, it first has to send the output data to the login node, from where it is then forwarded to your local computer. If the compute nodes on your remote host do not allow direct ssh/scp connections to your local computer, you need to provide the name of the login node of the remote host. Typically, this is a mnemonic name like ''loginnode1'' and not an IP-address (like ''111.111.11.11''). Several login nodes often exist. You just have to give one of them. If you do not provide a name, you probably will not receive data on your local host from the PALM run. || 92 92 ||defaultqueue ||Batch job queue to be used if no queue is explicitly given with {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-q}}}. || … … 139 139 ||memory ||Requested memory in MByte ||as given by {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-m}}} or as set in the configuration file via {{{%memory}}}. Option overwrites the setting in the configuration file. || 140 140 ||queue ||Batch queue to which the job is submitted ||as given by {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-q}}}. If the option is omitted, a default queue defined by variable {{{default_queue}}} is used. || 141 ||previous_job ||Job-id of a previous job ||as given with {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-W}}}. Can be used to define job dependencies. The job-id should be the one that has been assigned by the batch system to the (previous) job. || 141 142 142 143 Variable {{{project_account}}} is not known by {{{palmrun}}} by default. It needs to be defined in the configuration file by an addition entry like:
