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Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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#30 | fixed | Debian package with broken dependency | bas | guillermo.marcus@… |
Description |
Hi, The debian package is quite handy, but it depends in the torque package. The packaging of torque in debian has changed (split in several torque-* and libtorque2*) packages, so this dependency creates a broken situation. You might want to replace it with libtorque2 or libtorque2-dev. Could you update the package to be compatible with newer distributions? Best wishes, Guillermo Marcus |
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#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. |
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#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:
else:
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) |