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# Why won't my job run?
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If your job shows "Eqw" or "qw" state when you run qstat. Check your job with:
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qstat -j <job number>
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Did your job ran but something else isn't working, get more info with:
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qacct -j <job number>
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Check the lines with "failed" and/or "exit_status"
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If you have an "access denied" message somewhere in your job explanation, you probably have a permission problem. Your user account does not have the privileges to read from/write to where you told it (this happens with the -e and -o options to qsub often). Check if you can write to the specified directories.
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To avoid permissions problems, cd into the directory on the NFS where you want your job to run, and submit from there using qsub -cwd to make sure it runs in that same directory on all the nodes.
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Not a permissions problem? Maybe the nodes or the queues are unreachable. Check this with:
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qstat -f
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or with more detail
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qstat -F
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