def main():
# An RUR output plugin that will write data specific to a PBS job
# to a well known path that PBS hooks can access. The format of
# the file will be:
# pluginName : apid : pluginOutput
#
# See the Cray document: "Managing System Software for the Cray
# Linux Environment" section 12.7 "RUR Plugins" for more
# information on the RUR plugin interface.
# http://docs.cray.com/books/S-2393-5101/S-2393-5101.pdf
try:
rur_output = list()
rur_output = rur_output_args(sys.argv[1:], True)
apid = rur_output[0]
jobid = rur_output[1]
inputfilelist = rur_output[4]
except Exception as e:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin rur_output_args error '%s'" %
str(e))
exit(1)
# If an aprun runs within a PBS job, the jobid will have the PBS
# jobid set. It will have the short servername like "77.sdb".
# If an aprun is run interactively, the jobid will be "0".
if jobid == "0": # not from a PBS job
exit(0)
try:
output = outname(jobid)
outfile = open(output, "a")
except Exception:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin cannot access output file %s" %
output)
exit(1)
# copy input to job specific output file
for inputfile in inputfilelist:
try:
plugin = get_plugin_name(inputfile)
plugin = plugin.split()[1] # keep just the plugin name
with open(inputfile, "r") as infile:
for line in infile:
outfile.write("%s : %s : %s" % (plugin, apid, line))
except Exception:
pass
outfile.close()
def main():
# An RUR output plugin that will write data specific to a PBS job
# to a well known path that PBS hooks can access. The format of
# the file will be:
# pluginName : apid : pluginOutput
#
# See the Cray document: "Managing System Software for the Cray
# Linux Environment" section 12.7 "RUR Plugins" for more
# information on the RUR plugin interface.
# http://docs.cray.com/books/S-2393-5101/S-2393-5101.pdf
try:
rur_output = list()
rur_output = rur_output_args(sys.argv[1:], True)
apid = rur_output[0]
jobid = rur_output[1]
inputfilelist = rur_output[4]
except Exception, e:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin rur_output_args error '%s'" %
str(e))
exit(1)
def main():
# An RUR output plugin that will write data specific to a PBS job
# to a well known path that PBS hooks can access. The format of
# the file will be:
# pluginName : apid : pluginOutput
#
# See the Cray document: "Managing System Software for the Cray
# Linux Environment" section 12.7 "RUR Plugins" for more
# information on the RUR plugin interface.
# http://docs.cray.com/books/S-2393-5101/S-2393-5101.pdf
try:
rur_output = list()
rur_output = rur_output_args(sys.argv[1:], True)
apid = rur_output[0]
jobid = rur_output[1]
inputfilelist = rur_output[4]
except Exception, e:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin rur_output_args error '%s'" %
str(e))
exit(1)
except Exception, e:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin rur_output_args error '%s'" %
str(e))
exit(1)
# If an aprun runs within a PBS job, the jobid will have the PBS
# jobid set. It will have the short servername like "77.sdb".
# If an aprun is run interactively, the jobid will be "0".
if jobid == "0": # not from a PBS job
exit(0)
try:
output = outname(jobid)
outfile = open(output, "a")
except Exception:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin cannot access output file %s" %
output)
exit(1)
# copy input to job specific output file
for inputfile in inputfilelist:
try:
plugin = get_plugin_name(inputfile)
plugin = plugin.split()[1] # keep just the plugin name
with open(inputfile, "r") as infile:
for line in infile:
outfile.write("%s : %s : %s" % (plugin, apid, line))
except Exception:
pass
outfile.close()
except Exception, e:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin rur_output_args error '%s'" %
str(e))
exit(1)
# If an aprun runs within a PBS job, the jobid will have the PBS
# jobid set. It will have the short servername like "77.sdb".
# If an aprun is run interactively, the jobid will be "0".
if jobid == "0": # not from a PBS job
exit(0)
try:
output = outname(jobid)
outfile = open(output, "a")
except Exception:
rur_errorlog("RUR PBS output plugin cannot access output file %s" %
output)
exit(1)
# copy input to job specific output file
for inputfile in inputfilelist:
try:
plugin = get_plugin_name(inputfile)
plugin = plugin.split()[1] # keep just the plugin name
with open(inputfile, "r") as infile:
for line in infile:
outfile.write("%s : %s : %s" % (plugin, apid, line))
except Exception:
pass
outfile.close()