LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

JOB_ACCEPT_INTERVAL set at the queue level (lsb.queues) overrides
JOB_ACCEPT_INTERVAL set at the cluster level (lsb.params).
Default
Not defined. The queue uses JOB_ACCEPT_INTERVAL defined in lsb.params, which has
a default value of 1.
JOB_ACTION_WARNING_TIME
Syntax
JOB_ACTION_WARNING_TIME=[hour:]minute
Description
Specifies the amount of time before a job control action occurs that a job warning action is to
be taken. For example, 2 minutes before the job reaches runtime limit or termination deadline,
or the queue's run window is closed, an URG signal is sent to the job.
Job action warning time is not normalized.
A job action warning time must be specified with a job warning action in order for job warning
to take effect.
The warning time specified by the bsub -wt option overrides
JOB_ACTION_WARNING_TIME in the queue. JOB_ACTION_WARNING_TIME is used
as the default when no command line option is specified.
Example
JOB_ACTION_WARNING_TIME=2
Default
Not defined
JOB_CONTROLS
Syntax
JOB_CONTROLS=SUSPEND[signal | command | CHKPNT] RESUME[signal | command]
TERMINATE[signal | command | CHKPNT]
•
signal is a UNIX signal name (for example, SIGTSTP or SIGTERM). The specified signal
is sent to the job. The same set of signals is not supported on all UNIX systems. To display
a list of the symbolic names of the signals (without the SIG prefix) supported on your
system, use the kill -l command.
•
command specifies a /bin/sh command line to be invoked.
Restriction:
Do not quote the command line inside an action definition. Do
not specify a signal followed by an action that triggers the same
signal. For example, do not specify
JOB_CONTROLS=TERMINATE[bkill] or
lsb.queues
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