<<<Traditionally /tmp and /var/tmp have been 1777<<<

Ah yes thanks for pointing that out. Hope this helps someone down the line...perhaps the error detection could be more explicit in slurmctld?

On Sat, Feb 24, 2024, 12:07 PM Chris Samuel via slurm-users <slurm-users@lists.schedmd.com> wrote:

On 24/2/24 06:14, Robert Kudyba via slurm-users wrote:

> For now I just set it to chmod 777 on /tmp and that fixed the errors. Is
> there a better option?

Traditionally /tmp and /var/tmp have been 1777 (that "1" being the
sticky bit, originally invented to indicate that the OS should attempt
to keep a frequently used binary in memory but then adopted to indicate
special handling of a world writeable directory so users can only unlink
objects they own and not others).

Hope that helps!

All the best,
Chris
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