LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

Windows
RES runs the job starter, passing it your commands as arguments:
LSF_JOB_STARTER command [argument...]
If you define LSF_JOB_STARTER as follows:
set LSF_JOB_STARTER=C:\cmd.exe /C
and run a simple DOS shell job:
C:\> lsrun dir /p
then the following will be invoked to correctly start the job:
C:\cmd.exe /C dir /p
See also
JOB_STARTER in lsb.queues
LSF_LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Description
When LSF_LD_SECURITY=Y in lsf.conf, contains the value of the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
environment variable, which is removed from the job environment during job initialization
to ensure enhanced security against users obtaining root privileges.
LSF_LD_LIBRARY_PATH allows the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to be put
back before the job runs.
Where defined
For jobs submitted using bsub -Is or bsub -Ip only.
See also
LSF_LD_PRELOAD, LSF_LD_SECURITY in lsf.conf
LSF_LD_PRELOAD
Description
When LSF_LD_SECURITY=Y in lsf.conf, contains the value of the LD_PRELOAD
evnironment variable, which is removed from the job environment during job initialization
to ensure enhanced security against users obtaining root privileges. LSF_LD_PRELOAD
allows the LD_PRELOAD environment variable to be put back before the job runs.
Where defined
For jobs submitted using bsub -Is or bsub -Ip only.
See also
LSF_LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LSF_LD_SECURITY in lsf.conf
Environment variables
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