Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lsf.conf
Platform LSF Reference
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See also
LSB_TIME_MBD, LSB_TIME_SBD, LSB_TIME_CMD, LSF_TIME_LIM,
LSF_TIME_RES
LSF_TIME_LIM
Syntax LSF_TIME_LIM=timing_level
Description
The timing level for checking how long LIM routines run.
Time usage is logged in milliseconds; specify a positive integer.
Default
Undefined
See also
LSB_TIME_CMD, LSB_TIME_MBD, LSB_TIME_SBD, LSF_TIME_RES
LSF_TIME_RES
Syntax LSF_TIME_RES=timing_level
Description
The timing level for checking how long RES routines run.
Time usage is logged in milliseconds; specify a positive integer.
Default
Undefined
See also
LSB_TIME_CMD, LSB_TIME_MBD, LSB_TIME_SBD, LSF_TIME_LIM
LSF_TMPDIR
Syntax
LSF_TMPDIR=
dir
Description
Specifies the path and directory for temporary job output.
When LSF_TMPDIR is defined in
lsf.conf, LSF creates a temporary directory under
the directory specified by LSF_TMPDIR on the execution host when a job is started and
sets the temporary directory environment variable for the job.
When LSF_TMPDIR is defined as an environment variable, it overrides the
LSF_TMPDIR specified in
lsf.conf. LSF removes the temporary directory and the
files that it contains when the job completes.
The name of the temporary directory has the following format:
$LSF_TMPDIR/job_ID.tmpdir
On UNIX, the directory has the permission 0700.
After adding LSF_TMPDIR to
lsf.conf, use badmin hrestart all to
reconfigure your cluster.
This parameter can also be specified from the command line.
Valid values
Specify any valid path up to a maximum length of 256 characters. The 256 character
maximum path length includes the temporary directories and files that the system
creates as jobs run. The path that you specify for LSF_TMPDIR should be as short as
possible to avoid exceeding this limit.
UNIX
Specify an absolute path. For example:
LSF_TMPDIR=/usr/share/lsf_tmp
Windows
Specify a UNC path or a path with a drive letter. For example: