gm-jobs8
Displays information and manages current jobs handled by arc middleware
Usage
gm-jobs [OPTION ...]
Overview
gm-jobs displays information related to jobs handled by locally running ARC middleware service A-REX. Different kind of information may be selected by using various options. This utility also can perform simple management operations - currently cancel processing of specific jobs and remove them. Default behavior is to print minimal information about all jobs currently handled by A-REX and some statistics.
Options
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-h, --help -
Show help for available options
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-l, --longlist -
display more information about each job
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-c, --conffile=file -
use specified configuration file
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-d, --controldir=dir -
read information from specified control directory
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-s, --showshares -
print summary of jobs in each transfer share. Shows for input (preparing) and output (finishing) files the number of files being copied and the number queued per transfer share
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-J, --notshowjobs -
do not print list of jobs (printed by default)
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-S, --notshowstates -
do not print number of jobs in each state (printed by default)
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-w, --showservice -
print state of the service
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-f, --filteruser=dn -
show only jobs of user(s) with specified subject name(s)
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-k, --killjob=id -
request to cancel job(s) with specified ID(s)
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-K, --killuser=dn -
request to cancel jobs belonging to user(s) with specified subject name(s)
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-r, --remjob=id -
request to clean job(s) with specified ID(s)
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-R, --remuser=dn -
request to clean jobs belonging to user(s) with specified subject name(s)
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-j, --filterjob=id -
show only jobs with specified ID(s)
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-e, --listdelegs -
print list of available delegation IDs
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-E, --showdeleg=id -
print delegation token of specified ID(s)
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie): the text shown here
- Debian 12 (Bookworm)
- Debian 11 (Bullseye)
- Debian 10 (Buster)
- Debian 9 (Stretch)
- Debian 8 (Jessie)