LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

GROUP_MEMBER
A list of user names or user group names that belong to the group, enclosed in parentheses
and separated by spaces. Group names must not conflict with user names.
User and user group names can appear on multiple lines, because users can belong to multiple
groups.
User groups may be defined recursively but must not create a loop.
Syntax
(user_name | user_group ...) | (all) | (!)
Specify the following, all enclosed in parentheses:
user_name | user_group
User and user group names, separated by spaces. User names must be valid login names. To
specify a Windows user account, include the domain name in uppercase letters
(DOMAIN_NAME\user_name).
User group names can be LSF user groups defined previously in this section, or UNIX and
Windows user groups. To specify a Windows user group, include the domain name in
uppercase letters (DOMAIN_NAME\user_group).
all
The reserved name all specifies all users in the cluster.
!
An exclamation mark (!) indicates an externally-defined user group, which the egroup
executable retrieves.
USER_SHARES
Optional. Enables hierarchical fairshare and defines a share tree for users and user groups.
By default, when resources are assigned collectively to a group, the group members compete
for the resources according to FCFS scheduling. You can use hierarchical fairshare to further
divide the shares among the group members.
Syntax
([user, number_shares])
Specify the arguments as follows:
•
Enclose the list in parentheses, even if you do not specify any user share assignments.
•
Enclose each user share assignment in square brackets, as shown.
•
Separate the list of share assignments with a space.
•
user—Specify users or user groups. You can assign the shares to:
•
A single user (specify user_name). To specify a Windows user account, include the
domain name in uppercase letters (DOMAIN_NAME\user_name).
•
Users in a group, individually (specify group_name@) or collectively (specify
group_name). To specify a Windows user group, include the domain name in uppercase
letters (DOMAIN_NAME\group_name).
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