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Output data must be copied from <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code> back to some permanent storage before the
Output data must be copied from <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code> back to some permanent storage before the
job ends.  If a job times out, then the last few lines of the job script might not  
job ends.  If a job times out, then the last few lines of the job script might not  
be executed.  This can be addressed two ways:
be executed.  This can be addressed three ways:
* First, obviously, request enough run time to let the application finish.  We understand that this isn't always possible.
* request enough runtime to let the application finish, although we understand that this isn't always possible;
* Write [[Points_de_contrôle/en|checkpoints]] to network storage, not to <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code>.
* write [[Points_de_contrôle/en|checkpoints]] to network storage, not to <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code>;
* write a signal trapping function.

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Output data must be copied from <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code> back to some permanent storage before the
job ends.  If a job times out, then the last few lines of the job script might not 
be executed.  This can be addressed three ways:
* request enough runtime to let the application finish, although we understand that this isn't always possible;
* write [[Points_de_contrôle/en|checkpoints]] to network storage, not to <code>$SLURM_TMPDIR</code>;
* write a signal trapping function.

Output data must be copied from $SLURM_TMPDIR back to some permanent storage before the job ends. If a job times out, then the last few lines of the job script might not be executed. This can be addressed three ways:

  • request enough runtime to let the application finish, although we understand that this isn't always possible;
  • write checkpoints to network storage, not to $SLURM_TMPDIR;
  • write a signal trapping function.
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