Prevent job array task ID from being reported as NO_VAL if last task in the
  array gets requeued. The problem is that when that task starts, the task
  bitmap entry for it stays set, but the task counter gets decremented.
  If that job then gets requeued, under some conditions a failure to schedule
  it results in the array_task_id in the job record getting set to NO_VAL.
  Then when building the job info to report for squeue/scontrol, the string
  showing the pending task ID's is not rebuilt due to that counter being
  zero. All indications are that the job runs fine, only the information
  reported to squeue/scontrol is wrong.
bug 1790

Bug 1873

or binary.

Bug 1831

Bug 1869

Fix gang scheduling/preemption issue that could cancel job at startup.
I have not been able to reproduce the reported problem, but this
should prevent the reported problem.
bug 1880

This reverts commit 406cb529.

Conflicts:
	NEWS

This works ok up until 1048576M then it will make the divisor
1048576 and when it goes to divide it only does it once instead of 2 times
returning 1G instead of 1T.

We have decided to wait until 15.08 for a no convert option to be added.

We are using a non-default AuthInfo configuration and based on
log-messages we see I believe this is not properly handled in certain
parts of the code.

Typical log message:
Aug 12 17:06:15 t02n20 slurmd[27001]: error: Munge encode failed:
Failed to access "/var/run/munge/munge.socket.2": No such file or
directory
Aug 12 17:06:15 t02n20 slurmd[27001]: error: Creating authentication
credential: Socket communication error
Aug 12 17:06:15 t02n20 slurmd[27001]: error: stepd_connect to 3165.0
failed: Protocol authentication error
Aug 12 17:06:15 t02n20 slurmd[27001]: error: If munged is up, restart
with --num-threads=10

Unfortunately the reservation's core_bitmap is a global bitmap and the nodes
in the system may have changed in terms of their node count or nodes have been
added or removed. Make best effort to rebuild the reservation's core_bitmap
on the limited information currently available. The specific cores might
change, but this logic at least leaves their count constant and uses the
same nodes
bug 1850

Bug 1770

thing (-F exclusive) instead of -F share.

bug 1849

Fix scheduling anomaly with job arrays submitted to multiple partitions,
    jobs could be started out of priority order.
bug 1892

portion of a job array is pending after it's initial start in the
database it could create another row for the remain array instead
of using the already existing row.

bug 1840

Fix segfault in Bluegene setups where RebootQOSList is defined in bluegene.conf and accounting is not setup.

Read in correct number of nodes from SLURM_HOSTFILE when specifying nodes and --distribution=arbitrary.

Bug 1808

From eee63695

Bug 1810

If node definitions in slurm.conf are spread across multiple lines
and topology/tree is configured, then sub-optimal node selection can
occur.
bug 1645

Previously only batch job completions were being captured.
bug 1820

This patch provides a rewrite of how /proc/cpuinfo is parsed in common_jag.c, as the original code made the incorrect assumption that cpuinfo follows a sane format across architectures ;-)

The motivation for this patch is that the original code was producing stack smashing on a POWER7 running RHEL6.4 Red Hat adds -fstack-protector along with a lot of other protective CFLAGS when building RPMs. The code ran okay with -fno-stack-protector, but that is not the best work-around.

So, the relevant /proc/cpuinfo line on an Intel (Xeon X5675) system looks like:

cpu MHz                : 3066.915

Whereas the relevant line in a POWER7 system is

clock                : 3550.000000MHz

My patch replaces the assumption that the relevant number starts 11 characters into the string with another assumption: That the relevant number starts two characters after a colon in a string that matches (M|G)Hz.

All in all, the function has a few more calls, which may be a performance issue if it has to be called multiple times, but since the section I edited only gets evaluated if we don't know the cpu frequency, getting it right will actually result in fewer string operations and unnecessary opens of /proc/cpuinfo for systems likewise affected.

Finally, I also read the actual value into a double and multiply it up to the size indicated by the suffix, so we end up with KHz? It was unclear what the original code intended, since it matched both MHz and GHz, replaced the decimal point with a zero, and read the result as an int.

--
Chandler Wilkerson
Center for Research Computing
Rice University

This reverts commit 2c95e2d2.

Conflicts:
	src/plugins/select/alps/basil_interface.c

This is related to bug 1822.  It isn't clear why the code was taken out in
this commit in the first place and based off of commit 2e2de6a4 (which is
the reason for the conflict) we tried unsuccessfully to put it back.

It appears the only difference here is the addition of
always setting mppnppn = 1 instead of always to
job_ptr->details->ntasks_per_node when no ntasks is set.

This appears to only be an issue with salloc or sbatch as ntasks
is always set for srun.

Prevent slurmctld abort on update of advanced reservation that contains no
    nodes.
bug 1814

srun command line of either --mem or --mem-per-cpu will override both the
SLURM_MEM_PER_CPU and SLURM_MEM_PER_NODE environment variables.
Without this change, salloc or sbatch setting --mem-per-cpu (or a
configuration of DefMemPerCPU) would over-ride the step's --mem
value.

change was made.

when removing a limit from an association on multiple clusters
at the same time.

to gain the correct limit when a parent account is root and you
remove a subaccount's limit which exists on the parent account.

Bug 1798