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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? What do you do for a living? Post 302409614 by solaris_user on Thursday 1st of April 2010 04:48:54 PM
Old 04-01-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neo
Security can be interesting if you are doing something creative.

In fact, if someone is working in systems administration and programming and not doing security-related tasks, they are more-than-likely not doing their job properly.
I agree , security is interesting but I am afraid because I work job I had never done before.


Since unemployed person to the administrator is a big step for me
 

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SLURMSTEPD(8)							 Slurm components						     SLURMSTEPD(8)

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slurmstepd - The job step manager for SLURM. SYNOPSIS
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slurmstepd is a job step manager for SLURM. It is spawned by the slurmd daemon when a job step is launched and terminates when the job step does. It is responsible for managing input and output (stdin, stdout and stderr) for the job step along with its accounting and sig- nal processing. slurmstepd should not be initiated by users or system administrators. COPYING
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