LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

be dispatched to a host all at once. This can overload your system to the point that it will be
unable to create any more processes. It is not recommended to set this parameter to 0.
JOB_ACCEPT_INTERVAL set at the queue level (lsb.queues) overrides
JOB_ACCEPT_INTERVAL set at the cluster level (lsb.params).
Default
1
JOB_ATTA_DIR
Syntax
JOB_ATTA_DIR=directory
Description
The shared directory in which mbatchd saves the attached data of messages posted with the
bpost command.
Use JOB_ATTA_DIR if you use bpost and bread to transfer large data files between jobs
and want to avoid using space in LSB_SHAREDDIR. By default, the bread command reads
attachment data from the JOB_ATTA_DIR directory.
JOB_ATTA_DIR should be shared by all hosts in the cluster, so that any potential LSF master
host can reach it. Like LSB_SHAREDIR, the directory should be owned and writable by the
primary LSF administrator. The directory must have at least 1 MB of free space.
The attached data will be stored under the directory in the format:
JOB_ATTA_DIR/timestamp.jobid.msgs/msg$msgindex
On UNIX, specify an absolute path. For example:
JOB_ATTA_DIR=/opt/share/lsf_work
On Windows, specify a UNC path or a path with a drive letter. For example:
JOB_ATTA_DIR=\\HostA\temp\lsf_work
or
JOB_ATTA_DIR=D:\temp\lsf_work
After adding JOB_ATTA_DIR to lsb.params, use badmin reconfig to reconfigure your
cluster.
Valid values
JOB_ATTA_DIR can be any valid UNIX or Windows path up to a maximum length of 256
characters.
Default
Not defined
If JOB_ATTA_DIR is not specified, job message attachments are saved in LSB_SHAREDIR/
info/.
lsb.params
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