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I have my jobs running from a HPC manager. I want to capture when the (slurm, qsub, condor) manager does an exit (to email myself about it with my custom email). Will except: catch that? But it doesn't give me a handle for e though :(

Charlie Parker
– Charlie Parker

2020-09-29 15:23:57 +00:00
Commented Sep 29, 2020 at 15:23
To be quite honest, I am not familiar with HPC... If it is integrated with/for python it should have corresponding exceptions implemented. If not you can try 3rd part library that has it (dunno which) or making a task listener that would search for flag set by HPC. If all that fails you can try and code some yourself, 'exception' class is inheritable and dive into processes/drivers. Other than that, due to lack of more information and No Opinions policy of SO, I would suggest asking a new question witch HPC in title and tags - if not asked before. Cheer :)

Danilo
– Danilo

2020-09-30 01:55:33 +00:00
Commented Sep 30, 2020 at 1:55

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