All log files are normally stored under the subdirectory ./vnc_logs. To remove all obsolete log files in the current working directory, use the nc clean command.
On occasion, jobs that run successfully outside of Accelerator fail when run through Accelerator. When this occurs, mostly likely the setups are not the same: the environment, inputs or other parameters may be
different, a misconfiguration or there is a problem with NFS.
Reports provide statistical information about all the jobs that are run during a specified time and the usage of the
resources that run jobs. The resources include CPU time, licenses, memory and more.
Some jobs may require a specific platform or operating system (OS) to run. As Accelerator automatically lists platform/OS as a tasker resources, the task of finding the right host to execute a job is easy: specify the required platform/OS as part
of the job resource requirements.
An example script is located in $VOVDIR/etc/cgi/submit.cgi,
which can be modified as needed. The script is invoked with the URL
http://HOST:PORT/cgi/submit.cgi, which is usually
http://nc-host:6271/cgi/submit.cgi. (6271 is the default
port; however, the port that is actually used can be different.)
Note: Placing the
file in $VOVDIR/etc/cgi will make it available to all
servers running on that Altair Accelerator software hierarchy. To
restrict access to Accelerator, create a
cgi subdirectory under your Accelerator
directory vnc.swd, and place the
submit.cgi script there. Remember to make the script
executable.
submit.cgi is setup for running very
basic scripts. This script is intended as an introduction to Accelerator.
The following is the output of the example script: