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6. The program no longer calls `arcstat -a` to get job statuses, it instead calls `arcstat` only for jobs that it is managing. This prevents seeing unrelated warnings if the program is not managing all your current jobs (multiple arcrunners running or some manual submissions).
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6. The program no longer calls `arcstat -a` to get job statuses, it instead calls `arcstat` only for jobs that it is managing. This prevents seeing unrelated warnings if the program is not managing all your current jobs (multiple arcrunners running or some manual submissions).
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7. The parameters `Q` and `S` are set to infinity in the case when the number of clusters is 1. This prevents canceling the job and resubmitting it to the same cluster again, which makes no sense.
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7. The parameters `Q` and `S` are set to infinity in the case when the number of clusters is 1. This prevents canceling the job and resubmitting it to the same cluster again, which makes no sense.
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8. Parameter `T` introduced, which is useful, if we want to stop processing the jobs even though they are not all finished. More or less, this was the easiest way to refresh the job list ...
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8. Parameter `T` introduced, which is useful, if we want to stop processing the jobs even though they are not all finished. More or less, this was the easiest way to refresh the job list ...
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9. We check whether the output files were downloaded successfully. The reason for this is that sometimes the first byte of the file is lost on the way from grid to the computer. |
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