Fotis Georgatos
2016-12-08 00:10:42 UTC
Hello PBS/Torque teams,
a new release of qtop is available here: https://github.com/qtop/qtop
(git clone or, pip install should work as well)
Several bugfixes and new features included - hoping you will find it useful.
Try to run as ./qtop -FG -w
enjoy,
F.
a new release of qtop is available here: https://github.com/qtop/qtop
(git clone or, pip install should work as well)
Several bugfixes and new features included - hoping you will find it useful.
Try to run as ./qtop -FG -w
enjoy,
F.
Hello all,
**qtop (pronounced queue-top) is a tool written in order to summarize the
state of Queueing Systems**
In case you wish to inspect dynamically the state of your cluster in a
Loading Image...
we highly recommend to benefit from the following, there was a release a
https://github.com/qtop/qtop
Severals Pull Requests, 100s of commits and who knows how many contributed
lines later,
this release should be far more compatible with most people's pbs
platforms (& some others)
and will help to finally know what to yell about, if you still do your
scheduling with maui :-P
Many many bug fixes have been handled including the one below (lesson
learned: never assume that Python/2.6 versions on RHEL6.x and alike
platforms are interchangeable! hardwired OrderedDict helped - thanks to Gus
for reporting this). Best of all,
huge code refactoring should permit now more contributors to give and take
to the effort.
enjoy,
F.
ps. Kindly permit on this list approximately 1 release notice every 3-6
months.
echo "sysadmin know better bash than english"|sed s/min/mins/ \
| sed 's/better bash/bash better/' # signal detected in a CERN forum
**qtop (pronounced queue-top) is a tool written in order to summarize the
state of Queueing Systems**
In case you wish to inspect dynamically the state of your cluster in a
Loading Image...
we highly recommend to benefit from the following, there was a release a
https://github.com/qtop/qtop
Severals Pull Requests, 100s of commits and who knows how many contributed
lines later,
this release should be far more compatible with most people's pbs
platforms (& some others)
and will help to finally know what to yell about, if you still do your
scheduling with maui :-P
Many many bug fixes have been handled including the one below (lesson
learned: never assume that Python/2.6 versions on RHEL6.x and alike
platforms are interchangeable! hardwired OrderedDict helped - thanks to Gus
for reporting this). Best of all,
huge code refactoring should permit now more contributors to give and take
to the effort.
enjoy,
F.
ps. Kindly permit on this list approximately 1 release notice every 3-6
months.
Dear Sotiris and Fotis
[...]Thank you very much for your help with this, and overall for Qtop.
I am afraid my Linux CentOS 6.4 may be a bit too old for qtop.py
but a general cluster update is not in our plans at this point.
In any case, I did try your edits to qtop.py.
I cut and paste the lines you sent directly from your email,
to avoid any misspelling.
However, I get a different error, with
the missing module now being future.moves.collections.
$ ./qtop.py
File "./qtop.py", line 23, in <module>
from future.moves.collections import Counter, OrderedDict
ImportError: No module named future.moves.collections
Do I need to install yet another Python package?
I will be happy to keep trying any other edits or suggestions that
you may have.
Many thanks,
Gus
--I am afraid my Linux CentOS 6.4 may be a bit too old for qtop.py
but a general cluster update is not in our plans at this point.
In any case, I did try your edits to qtop.py.
I cut and paste the lines you sent directly from your email,
to avoid any misspelling.
However, I get a different error, with
the missing module now being future.moves.collections.
$ ./qtop.py
File "./qtop.py", line 23, in <module>
from future.moves.collections import Counter, OrderedDict
ImportError: No module named future.moves.collections
Do I need to install yet another Python package?
I will be happy to keep trying any other edits or suggestions that
you may have.
Many thanks,
Gus
echo "sysadmin know better bash than english"|sed s/min/mins/ \
| sed 's/better bash/bash better/' # signal detected in a CERN forum
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echo "sysadmin know better bash than english"|sed s/min/mins/ \
| sed 's/better bash/bash better/' # signal detected in a CERN forum
echo "sysadmin know better bash than english"|sed s/min/mins/ \
| sed 's/better bash/bash better/' # signal detected in a CERN forum