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When launching several remote kernels manually on a cluster (as described in here under `Remote Kernels/Manual Launching') isI see quite frequently the following error:

General::time: Operation LaunchKernels timed out after 10. seconds.

(and of course, these kernels do not start). My guess: if the remote kernel does not launch in a given time (10 seconds) then the controlling kernel interrupts and continues with the next kernel (if requested). Thus my question: is it possible to modify (in particular to increase) the timeout time? Given limited documentation (both LaunchRemote and LinkCreate do not give much information) I could not find any solution to this issue.

To be more specific here is the code I use to launch 8 remote kernels on a particular host "node642" (all machines are running Linux, with same version of Mathematica installed on each machine) using ssh connection:

Needs["SubKernels`RemoteKernels`"]; LaunchKernels[RemoteMachine["node642", "ssh -x -f -l `3` `1` /wolfram/mathematica/11.2.0/bin/math -mathlink -linkmode Connect `4` -linkname '`2`' -subkernel -noinit -nopaclet >& /dev/null &", 8]]

For obvious reasons, I am interested in a solution which does not requre using GUI.

When launching several remote kernels manually on a cluster (as described in here under `Remote Kernels/Manual Launching') is see quite frequently the following error:

General::time: Operation LaunchKernels timed out after 10. seconds.

(and of course, these kernels do not start). My guess: if the remote kernel does not launch in a given time (10 seconds) then the controlling kernel interrupts and continues with the next kernel (if requested). Thus my question: is it possible to modify (in particular to increase) the timeout time? Given limited documentation (both LaunchRemote and LinkCreate do not give much information) I could not find any solution to this issue.

To be more specific here is the code I use to launch 8 remote kernels on a particular host "node642" using ssh:

Needs["SubKernels`RemoteKernels`"]; LaunchKernels[RemoteMachine["node642", "ssh -x -f -l `3` `1` /wolfram/mathematica/11.2.0/bin/math -mathlink -linkmode Connect `4` -linkname '`2`' -subkernel -noinit -nopaclet >& /dev/null &", 8]]

When launching several remote kernels manually on a cluster (as described in here under `Remote Kernels/Manual Launching') I see quite frequently the following error:

General::time: Operation LaunchKernels timed out after 10. seconds.

(and of course, these kernels do not start). My guess: if the remote kernel does not launch in a given time (10 seconds) then the controlling kernel interrupts and continues with the next kernel (if requested). Thus my question: is it possible to modify (in particular to increase) the timeout time? Given limited documentation (both LaunchRemote and LinkCreate do not give much information) I could not find any solution to this issue.

To be more specific here is the code I use to launch 8 remote kernels on a particular host "node642" (all machines are running Linux, with same version of Mathematica installed on each machine) using ssh connection:

Needs["SubKernels`RemoteKernels`"]; LaunchKernels[RemoteMachine["node642", "ssh -x -f -l `3` `1` /wolfram/mathematica/11.2.0/bin/math -mathlink -linkmode Connect `4` -linkname '`2`' -subkernel -noinit -nopaclet >& /dev/null &", 8]]

For obvious reasons, I am interested in a solution which does not requre using GUI.

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Launching remote kernel--increase timeout time

When launching several remote kernels manually on a cluster (as described in here under `Remote Kernels/Manual Launching') is see quite frequently the following error:

General::time: Operation LaunchKernels timed out after 10. seconds.

(and of course, these kernels do not start). My guess: if the remote kernel does not launch in a given time (10 seconds) then the controlling kernel interrupts and continues with the next kernel (if requested). Thus my question: is it possible to modify (in particular to increase) the timeout time? Given limited documentation (both LaunchRemote and LinkCreate do not give much information) I could not find any solution to this issue.

To be more specific here is the code I use to launch 8 remote kernels on a particular host "node642" using ssh:

Needs["SubKernels`RemoteKernels`"]; LaunchKernels[RemoteMachine["node642", "ssh -x -f -l `3` `1` /wolfram/mathematica/11.2.0/bin/math -mathlink -linkmode Connect `4` -linkname '`2`' -subkernel -noinit -nopaclet >& /dev/null &", 8]]