Job Manager for remote SLURM execution of QuantumATK scripts

[ssp]

I can't  set remote SLURM of QuantumATK,I need help
It's my setting:

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

It appears that 'bash' is not available on the server. Can you manually login and execute the command 'which bash'?

[ssp]

Hello, I can log in to my supercomputer server, I can use the "which bash" command and the result is "/ usr/bin/bash", or I can use the script command "sbatch atk.slurm" to do the calculation. I list my files in the attachment.

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

It is not clear why the diagnostic check fails if you can manually execute 'which bash'.

Can you empty the 'Scripts to source' field in the 'Environment' tab of the machine settings and submit a new script using the job manager?

[ssp]

I tried, but it still couldn't work. Here are my settings.

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

Can you execute the following commands one by one and share the output?

ssh liuxiaolin@10.10.114.204 'echo $0; echo $SHELL; env'
ssh liuxiaolin@10.10.114.204
echo $0
echo $SHELL
env
exit

Thanks, Pieter

[ssp]

Thank you. I put the output in the output.txt file.

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

I can see that my instructions were not 100% clear. Can you also execute

ssh liuxiaolin@10.10.114.204 'echo $0; echo $SHELL; env'

as a single command and provide the output?

[ssp]

Thank you. Here is the result of my entire input "ssh liuxiaolin@10.10.114.204 'echo $0; echo $SHELL; env'"

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

Your output contains a lot of "command not found" errors. This indicates errors in the scripts being sourced at login. Can you check or share ~/.bashrc on your login node? It is likely that PATH is set incorrectly.

[ssp]

Thank you，it is my .bashrc file.

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

Please ssh to your login node and execute the following command:

bash -c 'echo $0; echo $-; env'

What output do you get?

[ssp]

This is my out file.

[Pieter Vancraeyveld]

Based on your input, it appears that one of your bash startup scripts (.profile, .bashrc, .bash_profile) contains an error. After you have fixed it, you should be able to execute

ssh liuxiaolin@10.10.114.204 'echo $0; echo $SHELL; env'

as a single command without getting error messages.

[ssp]

Thank you,Now I can use Job Manager to deliver tasks to the supercomputer. Our school  supercomputer has two login addresses, 10.10.114.203 and 10.10.114.204. I  change the IP address to 203 and it run .But I use xshell to login 203 and 204 is the same account, login in 204 can also use the command “sabtch atk.slurm” to submit the task, I don't know why,but it  possible doesn't  matter. .

users use high-performance computing clusters, need to log in to the cluster of landing nodes login1/login2, can log in through a variety of ways. The ip address of the login1 is the ip address of the http://10.10.114.203;login2 is http://10.10.114.204 ; the two landing nodes have the functions of shunt and redundancy.