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Log files useful for troubleshooting
The files listed here are all text files that may be useful when troubleshooting
problems:
- Written by the PBS server
- /tmp/pbs/working/server_priv/accounting
Each PBS job is logged here when it is queued, when it starts and when it
exits.
- /tmp/pbs/working/server_logs/yyyymmdd
The server logs every status request it receives, job submissions, interactions
with the scheduler, interactions with MOMs, and so on. It also logs problems communicating with
other service nodes.
- Written by a PBS MOM
- /tmp/pbs/working/mom_logs/yyyymmdd
The MOM logs every PBS job that it starts, every job that it kills for being
over it's walltime limit, and every normal job termination.
- .e and .o files
When a PBS job completes, the MOM copies the script's stdout and stderr stream
to files in the submission directory. While the job is still running, these
files may be found in /tmp/pbs/working/spool.
- Written by the PBS scheduler
- /tmp/pbs/working/sched_logs/yyyymmdd
The scheduler lists the jobs it is scheduling to run. We enhanced the scheduler
also to list jobs it chooses not to run and the reason it does not run them.
The scheduler also lists service nodes it has trouble communicating with.
- Written by yod
- /tmp/userlog
A single line is written to this file by yod when a load terminates with
an error or when an application completes. It lists the nodes the application
ran on, it's start and end time, it's Cplant job ID and PBS job ID, and
any abnormal termination of the application processes.
- /var/log/cplant
Warnings and exceptions that occur during application load are logged
by yod to this file. You must have syslogd running on the
service node to enable logging.
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Lee Ann Fisk
2001-06-25