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You can manually try the suspend program by running `/fullpath/suspend.py (partition_name)-(nodegroup_name)(id)` such as `/fullpath/suspend.py partition-nodegroup0`.
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### `power_down.py`
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### `change_state.py`
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This script is executed every minute by `cron` to change the state of nodes that are stuck in a transient or undesired state. For example, compute nodes that failed to respond within `ResumeTimeout` seconds are placed in a `DOWN*` state and the state must be set to `POWER_DOWN`.
8) Change the `cron` configuration to run the script `power_down.py` every minute.
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8) Change the `cron` configuration to run the script `change_state.py` every minute.
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sudo crontab -e
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```
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If the Slurm user is not root, you could create the cron for that user instead `sudo crontab -e -u username`. Add the following line into the file. Make sure to adapt the path `/fullpath/power_down.py` to your own context.
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If the Slurm user is not root, you could create the cron for that user instead `sudo crontab -e -u username`. Add the following line into the file. Make sure to adapt the path `/fullpath/change_state.py` to your own context.
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