Here you will find example .tid files for SGE and PBS. They will not work without change, you need to set at least the proper hostname and runcmd, and most likely the prolog needs to be changed (or just made empty).
The contents of the .tid file for a SGE queue might look something like this:
# hostname: machine.domain # username: # jobscript: # prolog: source $HOME/setup/adf2012 # epilog: # jobdir: $HOME/jobs # runcmd: qsub -pe s3_mpich $options -q short3.q "$job" # batch: no # options: 2-2 # killcmd: qdel $jid # jobstatuscmd: qstat | grep " $jid " # sysstatuscmd: qstat # label: My SGE queue # logfile: logfile
Similar, for a PBS queue it might look something like this:
# hostname: machine.domain # username: # jobscript: # prolog: source $HOME/setup/adf2012 # epilog: # jobdir: $HOME/jobs # runcmd: qsub -lnodes=2:ppn=2:infiniband -lwalltime=$options "$job" # batch: no # options: 0:15:00 # killcmd: qdel $jid # jobstatuscmd: qstat | grep $jid # sysstatuscmd: qstat -q # label: My PBS queue # logfile: logfile
