Hi Jonathan:
The /work/scratch-pw space is being retired TODAY! You should have received an email today. It was made read-only today or yesterday. And is being replaced by /work/scratch-pw2 and /work/scratch-pw3 . You should copy any important data from scratch-pw before mid December.
Does this explain things?
Patrick
Hi Patrick, I have no idea why the rose suite is even trying to access work/scratch-pw. I’ve looked in my suite.rc file and can’t see any reference to it there. Any ideas what is making it access that space?
Hi Jonathan:
I believe the rose/cylc suites are automatically set up so that the work and share subdirectories of the suite are actually on /work/scratch-pw (now /work/scratch-pw2 ?). The cylc-run suite will have symbolic links to the work and share subdirectories. There might be a way to change the location of the scratch space, but that might take some figuring out.
Patrick
Thanks Patrick - based on what I pasted, does it look like anything is running to you? Can I safely just kill all of the tasks running under my name to see if that helps?
Hi Jonathan:
Yes, everyone might be having the problem, but only if somehow they had jobs still running on SLURM when the scratch-pw was made read-only. But I would have hoped that SLURM would have been drained completely before scratch-pw was made read-only.
Patrick
Hi Jonathan:
Your top on cylc1 has just the sshd process and gpg-agent password process. You don’t have any rose/cylc processes running on cylc1.
Patrick
Just looked at the rose config files on JASMIN and it looks like they are still pointing to scratch-pw as far as I can see. If so JASMIN will need to change this.
If you want to run before that’s fixed centrally you can set your suite to write to the new scratch space.
Caveat: If you don’t want to run the suite again from the beginning I think you’ll have to copy over the contents of /work/scratch-pw/jmac87/<suiteid> for the suite to be able to continue.