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PBS exit codes Interpreting PBS exit codes Job termination Job termination Signals Job exit status Interpreting PBS error medicare error codes codes PBS ERROR CODES Interpreting PBS exit codes The PBS Server logs and accounting logs record the ‘exit status’ of jobs. Zero or positive exit status is the status medicare reason codes pdf of the top-level shell. Certain negative exit statuses are used internally and will never be reported to the user. The positive exit status values indicate which signal killed the job. Depending on the system, values greater than 128 (or on some systems 256, see wait(2) or waitpid(2) for more information) are the value of the signal that killed
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the job. To interpret (or ‘decode’) the signal contained in the exit status value, subtract the base value from the exit status. For example, if a job had an exit status of 143, that indicates the jobs was killed via a SIGTERM (e.g. 143 - 128 = 15, signal 15 is SIGTERM). See the kill(1) manual page for a mapping of signal numbers to signal name on your operating system. Job termination The exit code from a batch job is a standard Unix termination signal. Typically, exit code 0 means successful completion. Codes 1-127 are generated from the job calling exit() with a non-zero value to indicate an error. Exit codes 129-255 represent jobs terminated by Unix signals. Each signal has a corresponding value which is indicated in the job exit code. Job termination signals Signal Name Signal Number Exit Type Reason SIGHUP 1 Term Hangup detected on controlling terminal or death of controlling process SIGINT 2 Term Interrupt from keyboard SIGQUIT 3 Core Quit from keyboard SIGILL 4 Core Illeg
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Search: Advanced search Please enter a keyword or ID HECC Home / Support Home / KB Home / Running Jobs with PBS / Optimizing/Troubleshooting / PBS exit codes PBS exit codes Article ID: http://support.ersa.edu.au/hpc/pbs-exit-codes.html 185 Last updated: 26 Jan, 2016 The PBS exit value of a job may fall in one of four ranges: X = 0 (= JOB_EXEC_OK) This is a PBS special return value indicating that the job executed successfully X < 0 This is a PBS special return value indicating that the job could not be executed. These negative values are: -1 = JOB_EXEC_FAIL1 : Job exec failed, http://www.nas.nasa.gov/hecc/support/kb/pbs-exit-codes_185.html before files, no retry -2 = JOB_EXEC_FAIL2 : Job exec failed, after files, no retry -3 = JOB_EXEC_RETRY : Job exec failed, do retry -4 = JOB_EXEC_INITABT : Job aborted on MOM initialization -5 = JOB_EXEC_INITRST : Job aborted on MOM initialization, checkpoint, no migrate -6 = JOB_EXEC_INITRMG : Job aborted on MOM initialization, checkpoint, ok migrate -7 = JOB_EXEC_BADRESRT : Job restart failed -8 = JOB_EXEC_GLOBUS_INIT_RETRY : Initialization of Globus job failed. Do retry. -9 = JOB_EXEC_GLOBUS_INIT_FAIL : Initialization of Globus job failed. Do not retry. -10 = JOB_EXEC_FAILUID : Invalid UID/GID for job -11 = JOB_EXEC_RERUN : Job was rerun -12 = JOB_EXEC_CHKP : Job was checkpointed and killed -13 = JOB_EXEC_FAIL_PASSWORD : Job failed due to a bad password -14 = JOB_EXEC_RERUN_ ON_SIS_FAIL : Job was requeued (if rerunnable) or deleted (if not) due to a communication failure between Mother Superior and a Sister 0 <= X < 128 (or 256 depending on the system) This is the exit value of the top process in the job, typically the shell. This may be the exit value of the last command executed in the shell or the .logout script if the user has such a script
the files they need to support issues. It should be run by a user that has access to run http://docs.adaptivecomputing.com/8-1-0/basic/Content/topics/torque/12-appendices/diagnosticsAndErrorCodes.htm all TORQUE commands and access to all TORQUE directories (this is usually root). The script (contrib/diag/tdiag.sh) is available in TORQUE 2.3.8, TORQUE 2.4.3, and later. The script grabs the node file, server and MOM log files, and captures the output of qmgr -c 'p s'. These are put in a tar file. The script also error codes has the following options (this can be shown in the command line by entering ./tdiag.sh -h): USAGE: ./torque_diag [-d DATE] [-h] [-o OUTPUT_FILE] [-t TORQUE_HOME] DATE should be in the format YYYYmmdd. For example, " 20091130" would be the date for November 30th, 2009. If no date is specified, today's date is used. OUTPUT_FILE pbs error codes is the optional name of the output file. The default output file is torque_diag