condor_job_router_info1
Htcondor manual discover and display information related to job routing
Usage
condor_job_router_info [{-help | -version}]
condor_job_router_info -config
condor_job_router_info -match-jobs
-jobads
inputfile
[-ignore-prior-routing]
condor_job_router_info -route-jobs
outputfile
-jobads
inputfile
[-ignore-prior-routing]
[-log-steps]
Overview
condor_job_router_info displays information about job routing. The information will be either the available, configured routes or the routes for specified jobs. condor_job_router_info can also be used to simulate routing by supplying a job classad in a file. This can be used to test the router configuration offline.
Options
-
-help -
Display usage information and exit.
-
-version -
Display HTCondor version information and exit.
-
-config -
Display configured routes.
-
-match-jobs -
For each job listed in the file specified by the
-jobadsoption, display the first route found.
-
-route-jobs filename -
For each job listed in the file specified by the
-jobadsoption, apply the first route found and print the routed jobs to the specified output file. if filename is-the routed jobs are printed tostdout.
-
-log-steps -
When used with the
-route-jobsoption, print each transform step as the job transforms are applied.
-
-ignore-prior-routing -
For each job, remove any existing routing ClassAd attributes, and set attribute JobStatus to the Idle state before finding the first route.
-
-jobads filename -
Read job ClassAds from file filename. If filename is
-, then read fromstdin.
Exit status
condor_job_router_info will exit with a status value of 0 (zero) upon success, and it will exit with the value 1 (one) upon failure.
Releases
3 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 2 times.
-log-steps since Debian 13 (Trixie);
-route-jobs since Debian 13 (Trixie).