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#31 invalid pbs_submit can not work with torque 3.0 bas xiaomou@…
Description

pbs_python version 4.3.3, torque version 3.0.x, python version 2.7 PBSQuery works very well, but pbs_submit always fails. When I ran the following sample code, it always reports: 1 15044 Resources temporarily unavailable None

Sample test code:

import pbs

pbs_server = pbs.pbs_default () pbsconn = pbs.pbs_connect (pbs_server)

print pbsconn

attrl = pbs.new_attropl(1) attrl[0].name = pbs.ATTR_N attrl[0].value = "test"

task_id = pbs.pbs_submit(pbsconn, attrl, "A1.tsk", , 'NULL')

e, e_txt = pbs.error() if e:

print e,e_txt

print task_id

Thanks

#32 fixed incorrect version check bas thomas.moschny@…
Description

While trying to use pbs_python with Torque 3.0.0 we saw that the 2.1 versions of pbs.py and pbs_wrap.py are symlinked and used, and not the 2.4 ones. This results in certain functions not being available.

The reason is this check in setup.py:

if major_version  >= 2 and minor_version >= 4 and build_version >= 7:

Obviously this evals to False when major_version is 3, but minor_version and build_version are 0.

Using tuple comparison like this:

if (major_version, minor_version, build_version) > (2, 4, 7):

fixes the issue for us.

#33 fixed PBSQuery.PBSError: Attribute key error: __nonzero__ bas anonymous
Description

I've been playing around with PBSQuery for a few minutes; please let me know if I'm missing something obvious.

PBSQuery.getjob() returns and empty dictionary if the job is not found, and returns some other object that can be used like a dictionary if the job is found.

What I would like to do is something like this:

status = pbsq.getjob(id) if status:

#do something

else:

#job not in queue

however, if the job is found this will fail:

PBSQuery.PBSError: Attribute key error: nonzero

if the job is not found, this code is fine because a dict implements nonzero(self)

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