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Introduction
trqauthd is a new daemon starting in TORQUE 4.0. It replaces pbs_iff which is used by
TORQUE client utilities to authorize user connections to pbs_server. Unlike pbs_iff
which is executed by the TORQUE client utilities each time the utility is run, trqauthd
is started once and remains resident. TORQUE client utilities then communicate with
trqauthd on port 15005 on the loopback interface. Unlike pbs_iff trqauthd is multi-threaded
and is able to successfully handle a greater volume of simultaneous requests than pbs_iff.
Running trqauthd
trqauthd MUST be run as root. It must be running on any host where TORQUE client commands
will execute.
By default trqauthd is installed to /usr/local/bin.
trqauthd can be invoked directly from the command line or by the use of init.d scripts
which are located in the contrib/init.d directory of the TORQUE source.
There are three init.d scripts for trqauthd in the contrib/init.d directory of the
TORQUE source tree.
debian.trqauthd
Used for the apt based systems (debian, ubuntu are the most common variations of this)
suse.trqauthd
Used for the rpm based systems. (redhat, suse, scientific, centos, fedora, are some
common examples)
trqauthd
An example for other packages managers. (anything that doesn't use rpm or apt)
Inside each of the scripts are the variable PBS_DAEMON and PBS_HOME. These two variables
should be updated to match your torque installation. PBS_DAEMON needs to point to the
location of trqauthd. PBS_HOME needs to match your TORQUE installation. For more information
about PBS_HOME please see the TORQUE documentation at www.adaptivecomputing.com.
Choose the script that matches your dist system and copy it to /etc/init.d. If needed,
renamed it to trqauthd
To start the daemon type:
/etc/init.d/trqauthd start
To stop the daemon type:
/etc/init.d/trqauthd stop
You can also use the following:
service trqauthd start/stop