salloc, sbatch and srun man pages. These options are defunct, Patch from
    Rod Schultz, Bull.

    managed. Substantially improves performance for large numbers of tasks.
    Adds support for SLURM_PMI_KVS_NO_DUP_KEYS environment variable. Patch
    from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.

    cancels a job while the node is not responding but slurmctld has not yet
    the node down. Patch from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.

    malloc function is interupted and called again. The malloc function is
    thread safe, but not reentrant.

xmalloc, which is not reentrant. original patch made in revision 21605

    state be NODE_FAIL rather than CANCELLED.

    tasks.

    a job and let the job's owner release it. The scontrol command of
    "hold <job_id>" when executed by a SLURM administrator can only be released
    by a SLURM administrator and not the job owner.

Apply rlimits right before execing the users task so to lower the risk of the task exiting because the slurmstepd ran over a limit (log file size, etc...)

    is exceeded.

    slurmctld is reconfigured while a job is in completing state.

Fix for possible deadlock in the slurmstepd when cancelling a job that is also writing a large amount of data to stderr.

    CEA.

    queue of jobs rather than restarting at the top if there are no changes in
    job, node, or partition state between runs. Patch from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.

    (5 minutes) instead of one minute.

    terminated on. Patch from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.

Fix for problems when adding a user for the first time to a new cluster with a 2.1 sacctmgr without specifying a default account.

    rather than requeue it.

Add support for fair-share scheduling to be based upon resource use at the level of bank accounts and ignore use of individual users. Patch by Par Andersson, National Supercomputer Centre, Sweden.

    --nodes option was ignored).

    a job was requeued and started no job steps.

Increase number of active threads in the slurmdbd from 50 to 100

    far in the future..

    CPUs on some nodes. Patch from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.