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oarnotify

oarnotify(1)							   OAR commands 						      oarnotify(1)

NAME

       oarnotify - Multi usage command for queues and Almighty notification.

SYNOPSIS

       oarnotify [-e str] [-d str] [-E] [-D] [--add_queue str] [--remove_queue] [-l] [tag_to_Almighty]

DESCRIPTION

       This command is used to manage scheduling queues and to notify the OAR server (Almighty).

OPTIONS

       -e, --enable_queue
	   Active an existing queue.

       -d, --disable_queue
	   Inactive an existing queue.

       -E, --Enable_all_queues
	   Active all queues.

       -D, --Disable_all_queues
	   Inactive all queues.

       --add_queue
	   Add a new queue; syntax is name,priority,scheduler.	(ex: "name,3,oar_sched_gantt_with_timesharing")

       --remove_queue
	   Remove an existing queue.

       -l, --list_queues
	   List all queues and there status.

       tag_to_Almighty
	   The non exhaustive list of these tags is:
	    - "Term" : ask OAR server to launch the scheduler
	    - "Finaud" : ask OAR server to launch the check of empty and Suspected nodes

COPYRIGHTS

	Copyright 2003-2012 LIG http://lig.imag.fr This software is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 or above. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

oarnotify							    2012-05-23							      oarnotify(1)

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