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Re: while (1) { dashboard();}
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Re: while (1) { dashboard();}


  • Subject: Re: while (1) { dashboard();}
  • From: Andrew Gallatin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 10:13:20 -0400 (EDT)

Stephane Sudre writes:
 > aren't kern.maxprocperuid and kern.maxproc (I think it's these sysctl
 > values) too small now that dashboard is in town?

They have always been too small.

We have a customer, who moved from linux, who prefers to spawn
parallel MPI jobs on his cluster using our simple spawning script
rather than a spawning daemon (like mpd, or those provided by most
batch queue systems).  Picture the fun we had trying to get more than
1000 persistent ssh connections established to every CPU on the
cluster.  Even though it is inadvisable to do this, it should still be
possible (and it does work fine on linux).

Drew
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