Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lsf.conf
Platform LSF Reference
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Specify Y to make LSF daemons use non-privileged ports for communication across
clusters.
Compatibility
This disables privileged port daemon authentication, which is a security feature. If
security is a concern, you should use
eauth for LSF daemon authentication (see
LSF_AUTH_DAEMONS in lsf.conf).
Default
Undefined (LSF daemons use privileged port authentication)
LSF_MISC
Syntax
LSF_MISC=
dir
Description
Directory in which miscellaneous machine independent files, such as example source
programs and scripts, are installed.
Default LSF_CONFDIR/misc
LSF_NON_PRIVILEGED_PORTS
Syntax
LSF_NON_PRIVILEGED_PORTS=y
| Y
Description
Disables privileged ports usage.
By default, LSF daemons and clients running under root account will use privileged
ports to communicate with each other. Without LSF_NON_PRIVILEGED_PORTS
defined, and if LSF_AUTH is not defined in
lsf.conf, LSF daemons check privileged
port of request message to do authentication.
If LSF_NON_PRIVILEGED_PORTS=Y is defined, LSF clients (LSF commands and
daemons) will not use privileged ports to communicate with daemons and LSF daemons
will not check privileged ports of incoming requests to do authentication.
LSF_NIOS_DEBUG
Syntax LSF_NIOS_DEBUG=1
Description
Turns on NIOS debugging for interactive jobs.
If LSF_NIOS_DEBUG=1, NIOS debug messages are written to standard error.
This parameter can also be defined as an environment variable.
When LSF_NIOS_DEBUG and LSF_CMD_LOGDIR are defined, NIOS debug
messages are logged in
nios.log.host_name. in the location specified by
LSF_CMD_LOGDIR.
If LSF_NIOS_DEBUG is defined, and the directory defined by LSF_CMD_LOGDIR
is inaccessible, NIOS debug messages are logged to
/tmp/nios.log.host_name
instead of
stderr.
On Windows, NIOS debug messages are also logged to the temporary directory.
Default
Undefined
See also
LSF_CMD_LOGDIR, LSF_CMD_LOG_MASK, LSF_LOG_MASK,
LSF_LOGDIR