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Access info about a running job
- nathan butterworth
By default, standard output and standard error are written to files at the completion of your job.
However, you can access the temporary files that contain the current output by doing the following:
qstat -f <jobid> | grep exec_hostThis will display which node your job is running on, e.g.
qstat -f 6952328 | grep exec_host
exec_host = hpc043/1*12
You then connect to that node, with ssh.
ssh hpc043Navigate to the temporary PBS directory
Your job’s output and error files will be available in the form
6952328.pbsserver.OU6952328.pbsserver.ER
Use cat, tail, vi, or whatever tool to view the text files.