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Jobs may not be submitted from directories on the /home filesystem on Cedar; the maximum duration for a job is 28 days. This is to reduce the load on that filesystem and improve the responsiveness for interactive work. If the command <code>readlink -f $(pwd) | cut -d/ -f2</code> returns <code>home</code>, you are not permitted to submit jobs from that directory. Transfer the files from that directory either to a /project or /scratch directory and submit the job from there. | Jobs may not be submitted from directories on the /home filesystem on Cedar; the maximum duration for a job is 28 days. This is to reduce the load on that filesystem and improve the responsiveness for interactive work. If the command <code>readlink -f $(pwd) | cut -d/ -f2</code> returns <code>home</code>, you are not permitted to submit jobs from that directory. Transfer the files from that directory either to a /project or /scratch directory and submit the job from there. | ||
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On Beluga, no jobs are permitted longer than 168 hours (7 days) and there is a limit of 1000 jobs, queued and running, per user. Production jobs should have a duration of at least an hour.
Jobs may not be submitted from directories on the /home filesystem on Cedar; the maximum duration for a job is 28 days. This is to reduce the load on that filesystem and improve the responsiveness for interactive work. If the command readlink -f $(pwd) | cut -d/ -f2 returns home, you are not permitted to submit jobs from that directory. Transfer the files from that directory either to a /project or /scratch directory and submit the job from there.