From: Gene C. <ge...@cc...> - 2014-02-27 21:03:50
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Excellent. I should have gone back and reviewed the options on dmtcp_coordinator. You caught me in the middle of something else. Let us know if you have any problem with this. Best, - Gene On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 01:53:49PM -0700, Levi Morrison wrote: > $ dmtcp_coordinator --exit-after-ckpt > > Usage: dmtcp_coordinator [OPTIONS] [port] > > Coordinates checkpoints between multiple processes. > > > Options: > > -p, --port PORT_NUM (environment variable DMTCP_PORT) > > Port to listen on (default: 7779) > > --port-file filename > > File to write listener port number. > > (Useful with '--port 0', which is used to assign a random port) > > --ckptdir (environment variable DMTCP_CHECKPOINT_DIR): > > Directory to store dmtcp_restart_script.sh (default: ./) > > --tmpdir (environment variable DMTCP_TMPDIR): > > Directory to store temporary files (default: env var TMDPIR or /tmp) > > --exit-on-last > > Exit automatically when last client disconnects > > --daemon > > Run silently in the background after detaching from the parent > process. > > -i, --interval (environment variable DMTCP_CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL): > > Time in seconds between automatic checkpoints > > (default: 0, disabled) > > --help: > > Print this message and exit. > > --version: > > Print version information and exit. > > > COMMANDS: > > type '?<return>' at runtime for list > > > Report bugs to: dmt...@li... > > DMTCP home page: <http://dmtcp.sourceforge.net> > ---- > > So it seems the --exit-after-ckpt option won't work. Initial tests indicate > that dmtcp_command -xc will work. |