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  1. Preference Resolution Order - which setting wins?

    There are 4 levels of preferences, and each level overrides all levels above it: Factory Defaults Studio Defaults User Preferences Studio Preferences Preferences loading order (last one loaded wins) The Factory Defaults are built into the QubeGUI/QubeWran…
    Qube 6.5Jan 18, 2013
  2. Job Reservations

    Qube's reservation system is important for correct management of host resources. This is accomplished with the relationship between reservations and resources. Each host has a list of resources including system resources such as memory and number of proce…
    Qube 6.5Jul 11, 2013
  3. Studio-wide Preferences and Defaults - external preference files

    Synopsis An administrator can set up preferences and defaults to be used by the entire studio. To save off an external Preferences file based on the current preferences of the QubeGUI, select "File->Save External Preference File…". These external preferen…
    Qube 6.5Oct 30, 2013
  4. qbusers

    modifies the user permissions for an individual user Description Modifies the user permissions for an individual user. To modify the default permissions for all users not explicity granted privileges with qbusers, you must modify supervisor_default_securi…
    Qube 6.5Jul 21, 2014
  5. Email Notification

    Jobs can be setup to automatically e-mail the job's owner when the job has completed. This is enabled on a job per job basis. A job is also allowed to e-mail a user besides the owner. This is specified in the job's addresses field. Example E-mail when the…
    Qube 6.5Oct 15, 2012
  6. On-submission Path Translation

    At submit-time, paths can be automatically translated so they match what the renderfarm Workers expect. It is a simple string replace. Set the "Path Translation Map" parameters to have the "From" field list the exact value to change, and the "To" field to…
    Qube 6.5May 23, 2013
  7. Job Priority

    Numerical Priority Every job in Qube is assigned a numeric priority. Priority 1 is higher than priority 100. This is similar to 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place, etc. The default priority assigned to a job is 9999. Example % qbsub --priority 10 sleep 100 P…
    Qube 6.5Jan 30, 2014
  8. Preference Fields

    There are a number of other preferences that allow the user to tweak the QubeGUI: Qube Config Refesh Interval and Refresh Selected -- One can have the QubeGUI automatically do a refresh of the Job information or let you do it manually. One can further cho…
    Qube 6.5May 10, 2013
  9. qbblock

    forces a job to quit, and suspend its execution on the farm Description qbblock requests the Supervisor to suspend a job by immediately killing it, and marking it as blocked. This will effectively stop a job and place it in an idle state to be requeued or…
    Qube 6.5Jul 21, 2014
  10. qbbottom

    move a job to the bottom of its priority level Description qbbottom requests the Supervisor to move a job/jobs below other jobs having the same priority. Usage qbbottom [options] jobID… | 0 where JobID is one or more job IDs, and 0 is a wild card token r…
    Qube 6.5Jul 21, 2014