Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

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remote
Remote operation mode.
In this mode, a command line is considered eligible for remote execution only
if none of the specified tasks are present in the local task list in the user’s tasks
file
$HOME/.lsftask.
Tasks in the remote list can be executed remotely.
The remote mode of operation is aggressive, and promotes extensive use of
LSF.
The way
lstcsh handles tasks that are not present in the remote task list nor
in the local task list, depends on the mode of operation of
lstcsh (local or
remote).
@
Specify @ to explicitly specify the eligibility of a command for remote execution.
The
@ may be anywhere in the command line except in the first position (which is used
to set the value of shell variables).
There are several ways to use
@:
@
Specify @ followed by nothing to indicate the command line is eligible for
remote execution.
@ host_name
Specify @ followed by a host name to force the command line to be executed
on that host.
Host names and the reserved word
local following @ can all be abbreviated
as long as they do not cause ambiguity.
@ local
Specify @ followed by the reserved word local to force the command line to
executed on the local host.
@ /res_req
Specify @ followed by / and a resource requirement string to indicate the
command is eligible for remote execution, and that the specified resource
requirements must be used instead of those in the remote task list.
When specifying resource requirements following the
@ it is necessary to use /
only if the first requirement characters specified are also the first characters of
a host name.
e | -e
Turns eligibility verbose mode on (e) or off (-e).
If eligibility verbose mode is on,
lstcsh shows whether the command is eligible for
remote execution, and displays the resource requirement used if the command is eligible.
The default is off.