问题
Slurm can notify the user by email when certain types of events occur using options such as --mail-type and --mail-user.
The emails I receive this way contain a void body and a title that looks like :
SLURM Job_id=9228 Name=toto Ended, Run time 07:32:31, COMPLETED, ExitCode 0
I'd like to configure slurm so that the title or even better the body of the email contains other informations in a similar way of what the slurm command squeue --format returns.
(actually I'd like the email to contain the comment I set up using sbatch --comment)
回答1:
To customise the email sent by Slurm, you typically write a script and set the value of MailProg to the path to that script in your slurm.conf.
From the doc, MailProg is:
Fully qualified pathname to the program used to send email per user request. The default value is "/bin/mail" (or "/usr/bin/mail" if "/bin/mail" does not exist but "/usr/bin/mail" does exist).
The contrib directory of the Slurm source contains a script written in Perl that you can use and customise: https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/tree/master/contribs/seff
回答2:
You might also be interested in Slurm-Mail: https://github.com/neilmunday/slurm-mail
Slurm-Mail allows you to customise HTML emails sent to users and provides more information than the emails sent by Slurm by default.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53003230/how-to-configure-the-content-of-slurm-notification-emails