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Add information about PrologFlags to slurm.conf man page
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@@ -3743,12 +3743,13 @@ NOTE: Standard output and error messages are normally not preserved.
Explicitly write output and error messages to an appropriate location
if you wish to preserve that information.
NOTE:
T
he Prolog script is ONLY run on any individual
NOTE:
By default t
he Prolog script is ONLY run on any individual
node when it first sees a job step from a new allocation; it does not
run the Prolog immediately when an allocation is granted. If no job steps
from an allocation are run on a node, it will never run the Prolog for that
allocation. The Epilog, on the other hand, always runs on every node of an
allocation when the allocation is released.
allocation. This Prolog behaviour can be changed by the
\fBPrologFlags\fR parameter. The Epilog, on the other hand, always
runs on every node of an allocation when the allocation is released.
If the Epilog fails (returns a non\-zero exit code), this will result in the
node being set to a DRAIN state.
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