My cluster does support qrsh. When I try to run the qrsh command manually in a shell, it produces these messages about host key, but does seem to allocate the worker, as I can see it in qstat.
qrsh -l h_rt=2:00:00,h_data=4G,highp -V -N julia-13730 -now n cd /mydir '&&' /u/local/apps/julia/1.5.1/bin/julia --worker=2BuUs4aIkAHENSDE
could not open any host key
ssh_keysign: no reply
key_sign failed
julia_worker:9934
job-ID prior name user state submit/start at queue jclass slots ja-task-ID
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4514401 0.50500 QRLOGIN user r 09/02/2020 00:05:14 my.q@nodexxx 2
When I use addprocs_sge() it works just fine.
This looks like the same issue as this comment but opened a new issue as that one was originally opened for a different purpose.
Julia 1.5.1
ClusterManagers.jl master branch dde400e953cd8cf631802866e164697019805a92
When I use
addprocs_qrsh()
I get an error message and no jobs are created (checked inqstat
).My cluster does support
qrsh
. When I try to run theqrsh
command manually in a shell, it produces these messages about host key, but does seem to allocate the worker, as I can see it inqstat
.When I use
addprocs_sge()
it works just fine.This looks like the same issue as this comment but opened a new issue as that one was originally opened for a different purpose.
Julia 1.5.1 ClusterManagers.jl master branch dde400e953cd8cf631802866e164697019805a92