LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

LSF_EAUTH_UID
Syntax
LSF_EAUTH_UID=user_ID
Description
Specifies the user account under which eauth -s runs. Set by the LSF daemon that executes
eauth. Set by the LSF daemon that executes eauth.
LSF_EXECUTE_DOMAIN
Syntax
LSF_EXECUTE_DOMAIN=domain_namesetenv LSF_EXECUTE_DOMAIN domain_name
Description
If UNIX/Windows user account mapping is enabled, specifies the preferred Windows
execution domain for a job submitted by a UNIX user. The execution domain must be one of
the domains listed in LSF_USER_DOMAIN.
LSF_EXECUTE_DOMAIN is defined in the user environment (.cshrc or .profile) or
from the command line. Specify only one domain.
Use this parameter in conjunction with the bsub, lsrun, and lsgrun commands to bypass
the order of the domains listed in LSF_USER_DOMAIN and run the job using the specified
domain. If you do not have a Windows user account in the execution domain, LSF tries to run
the job using one of the other domains defined by LSF_USER_DOMAIN. Once you submit
a job with an execution domain defined, you cannot change the execution domain for that
particular job.
LSF_INTERACTIVE_STDERR
This parameter can be defined in lsf.conf.
See LSF_INTERACTIVE_STDERR in lsf.conf for more details.
LSF_INVOKE_CMD
Syntax
LSF_INVOKE_CMD=invoking_command_name
Description
Indicates the name of the last LSF command that invoked an external executable (for example,
esub or eexec).
External executables get called by different LSF commands, such as bsub, bmod, or lsrun.
Default
Not defined
Environment variables
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