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The answer to your first question is "condor_q -global". Take a look at
the help page in the user manual for more information.
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/manual/v6.8/condor_q.html
I'm not sure about your second question, however I have see some of that
behaviour. I submit a job to run on another machine and it doesn't
execute for a while even though the machine is idle. However at some
point it will run whether I submit another job or not. It usually takes
somewhere between 30 seconds and about 7 minutes for it to start
running.
-----Original Message-----
From: condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto: condor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Leo Cristobal C.
Ambolode II
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 07:31
To: condor-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Condor-users] condor_q
Hi all,
I have a pool of 3 machines working fine already. But I still have
concerns:
1. How can I see the TOTAL JOBS (with their status) on the pool? Because
condor_q displays the jobs ONLY on the machine where I command condor_q.
I
want to know all the jobs running on the pool so that I may know on how
long is my job in the queue line.
2. Another related thing is that, when I tried to submit a batch of jobs
from one machine (say machine 1), they were executed RIGHT AWAY. If I
have
another set of jobs sent from the SAME machine, they were executed RIGHT
AFTER the first set of jobs are done. But the problem arises when I
tried
to submit jobs from other machines (say machine 2). They just stay IDLE
FOREVER even when the jobs on the first machine were already done. They
can be run only IF and ONLY IF another set of jobs is submitted from
either the same machine (machine 2) or from other machine (machine 1).
If
the last set of jobs is submitted from the same machine (machine 2),
then
this set of jobs can be executed and everything will goes okay, BUT if
the
last set of jobs is submitted from other machine (machine 1), then the
same problem occurs...and this continues...unless of course (my
workaround) the last 2 sets of my job is to be submitted with the last
job
as a dummy job just to make sure that the second to the last job is to
be
executed.
Thanks and cheers,
Leo
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