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• • PBS will start polling from the time the server_dyn_res program/script starts executing and will wait for "server_dyn_res_alarm" time. After the timeout, the interaction with the script/program will end and the scheduler will log a timeout info message.
    
  • This timeout will be applicable for each server_dyn_res program/script.
  • On timeout, the value of the resource will be assumed to be "0" and scheduling cycle will continue normally.
  • If the alarm is set to 0, the scheduler will not timeout server_dyn_res scripts.

Interface 2: Log message for timeout of server_dyn_res program/script

• Visibility: Scheduler log  message at PBSEVENT_SCHED, PBS_EVENTCLASS_SERVER, and syslog LOG_INFO
• Change Control: Unstable
• Details:
  • Once the timeout is reached a timeout info message is logged in the scheduler logs. Something like as follows :
    ... ...;0040;pbs_sched;Svr;server_dyn_res;program /bin/get_foo timed out
    

Interface 3: Log message for value of server_dyn_res on timeout

• Visibility: Scheduler log  message at PBSEVENT_DEBUG, PBS_EVENTCLASS_SERVER, and syslog LOG_DEBUG
• Change Control: Unstable
• Details:
  • On timeout a debug message is logged in the scheduler logs for assuming the resource value as "0". Something like as follows :
    ... ...;0080;pbs_sched;Svr;server_dyn_res;/bin/get_foo = 0