Counts would previously go negative as jobs terminate and decrement from
a base value of zero

to EINTR when something wrong happened between the open call and
its return. By ensuring that Slurm retries on such errors, we can
better tolerate Network file systems errors at launch time.

(>5000) and using the SchedulerParameters option bf_max_job_user.

NEWS note for last few commits

an issue if you have lots of jobs that are ran by the same user.

For some reason cout will cause it to core dump.  Since cerr and cout go
to the same place it isn't that big of a deal.

midplane.

Handle situation where a receiving/forwarding host can't unpack the header
of the sender (not compatible version).

The logic is only an example and not meant for actual use.

built.

of the current day.

the user commands.

the allocation to 1 instead of 0 which prevents the allocation to happen.

Old functions were completely wrong, but not used on most systems