sackd - Man Page
Slurm Auth and Cred Kiosk Daemon.
Synopsis
sackd [Options...]
Description
sackd is the Slurm Auth and Cred Kiosk Daemon. It can be used on login nodes that are not running slurmd daemons to allow authentication to the cluster. The program will run as the SlurmdUser. When running in Slurm's "configless" mode, in which case configuration files are retrieved and written under the /run/slurm/conf directory.
Options
- --conf-server host[:port]
Retrieve configs from slurmctld running at host[:port]. Requires slurmctld support provided by setting enable_configless in SlurmctldParameters.
- -f config
Read configuration from the specified file.
- -h
Help; print a brief summary of command options.
- --systemd
To be used when started from a systemd unit file.
- -v
Verbose mode. Multiple -v's increase verbosity.
Environment Variables
The following environment variables can be used to override settings compiled into sackd.
- SACKD_DEBUG
Set debug level explicitly for syslog and stderr. Valid values are 0-9, or the same string values as the debug options such as SlurmctldDebug in slurm.conf(5).
- SACKD_STDERR_DEBUG
Set debug level explicitly for stderr. Valid values are 0-9, or the same string values as the debug options such as SlurmctldDebug in slurm.conf(5).
- SACKD_SYSLOG_DEBUG
Set debug level explicitly for syslog. Valid values are 0-9, or the same string values as the debug options such as SlurmctldDebug in slurm.conf(5).
- SLURM_CONF
The location of the Slurm configuration file.
- SLURM_DEBUG_FLAGS
Specify debug flags for sackd to use. See DebugFlags in the slurm.conf(5) man page for a full list of flags. The environment variable takes precedence over the setting in the slurm.conf.
Signals
- SIGHUP
sackd will reconfigure.
- SIGUSR2
This signal is explicitly ignored.
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