jobwatch

NAME

SYNOPSIS

jobwatch [ -i update_interval ] [ -q queue | -Q ]

AVAILABILITY

DESCRIPTION

The output is similar to the top(1) operating system command.

OPTIONS

-h

usage message.

-V

print program version.

-i update_interval

maximal interval of output list update.

The default is 60 seconds, but if a job state changes the list is updated immediately.

-q queue

queuename if not default.

-Q

watch status of all queues.

ENVIRONMENT

EXIT STATUS

0

no error.

4

usage printed.

5

command aborted.

6

version printed.

11

cannot create temporary directory in /tmp/; this might be an indicator of system intrusion.

FILES

etc/job.cfg

configuration file for the job, jobwatch, and joblog commands.

/var/tmp/job/

spool directory of job.

/var/tmp/job/job.log

log file of job.

/var/tmp/job/.seq

job id counter.

/var/tmp/job/<JOBID>/

spool directory of a job with the id <JOBID> consisting on the following state files:

cmd

commands to run in the job.

env

user environment (variables).

state

state of the job.

pid

process id of the job.

time.enqueue

time stamp when the job was created.

time.end

time stamp when the job has ended.

time.run

time stamp when commands in the job were started (when the job came into the run state).

exec

job execution file.

user

user that created the job.

cwd

current working directory from where the job command was issued.

compl

job completion criteria resolution.

log

output (stderr and stdout) of the commands in the job.

version

version of the job command at the time when the job was created.

queue

job queue.

EXAMPLES

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NOTES

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AUTHOR

COPYRIGHT

This is free software; see edrc/doc/COPYING for copying conditions. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.