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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Spectrum LSF
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 4, 2018

RELATED IDEAS

bkill instrumentation/logging to find source

Currently the bkill command only tracks (lsb.events) who ran it, and what signal was sent. If we have a heavily active user with a broken script, it is very challenging to find the source of the bkill command.

It would be valuable to log the source host and maybe even process ID ($$) in the "JOB_SIGNAL" log entry

  • Guest
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    |     Aug 21, 2020

    Using bkill -C would seem to be the best solution for this

    $ bkill -C "From host: `hostname`" 357
    Job <357> is being terminated
    $ bjobs -l 357
    ...
    Mon Feb 10 21:21:24: Completed ; TERM_OWNER: job killed by owner; Kill Re
    ason: From host: lsftest01.
    ...
    $ bhist -l 357
    ...
    Mon Feb 10 21:21:24: Signal requested by user or administrator
    ; Kill Reason: From host: lsftest01;

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