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and Log Files LSF uses directories for temporary work files, log files and transaction files and spooling. LSF keeps track http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/unix/farm/LSF_doc/html/lsf6.1_admin/H_logs.html of all jobs in the system by maintaining a transaction log in the work subtree. The LSF log files are found in the directory LSB_SHAREDIR/cluster_name/logdir. The following https://communities.sas.com/t5/Administration-and-Deployment/LSF-exit-code-in-relation-to-SAS-return-code/td-p/205784 files maintain the state of the LSF system: lsb.events LSF uses the lsb.events file to keep track of the state of all jobs. Each job is a transaction from job exit code submission to job completion. LSF system keeps track of everything associated with the job in the lsb.events file. lsb.events.n The events file is automatically trimmed and old job events are stored in lsb.event.n files. When mbatchd starts, it refers only to the lsb.events file, not the lsb.events.n files. The bhist command exit code 1 can refer to these files. Job script files in the info directory When a user issues a bsub command from a shell prompt, LSF collects all of the commands issued on the bsub line and spools the data to mbatchd, which saves the bsub command script in the info directory for use at dispatch time or if the job is rerun. The info directory is managed by LSF and should not be modified by anyone. Log directory permissions and ownership Ensure that the permissions on the LSF_LOGDIR directory to be writable by root. The LSF administrator must own LSF_LOGDIR. Support for UNICOS accounting In Cray UNICOS environments, LSF writes to the Network Queuing System (NQS) accounting data file, nqacct, on the execution host. This lets you track LSF jobs and other jobs together, through NQS. Support for IRIX Comprehensive System Accounting (CSA) The IRIX 6.5.9 Comprehensive System Accounting facility (CSA) writes an accounting record for each process in the pacct file, which is usually located in the /var/adm/acct/day directory. IRIX system administrators the
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