TEMPLATES.md

Template Variables

Each template has a number of variables which are are used during e-mail generation. The following sub sections detail which variables are available to which templates. You can use these to customise the templates to your individual requirements.

HTML and plain text templates can be found at: /etc/slurm-mail/templates/html and /etc/slurm-mail/templates/text

ended-array.tpl, ended-array_summary.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$ARRAY_JOB_ID	The ID of array job ID.
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$END_TXT	The state of the job at its end.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$JOB_OUTPUT	Output from the job (if enabled) created by job_output.tpl
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.

ended.tpl, ended-hetjob.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$END_TXT	The state of the job at its end.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$JOB_OUTPUT	Output from the job (if enabled) created by job_output.tpl
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.

invalid-dependency.tpl, staged-out.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$END_TXT	The state of the job at its end.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.

job-output.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$JOB_OUTPUT	The output of the job from $OUTPUT_FILE file.
$OUTPUT_FILE	The full path to the job's output file.
$OUTPUT_LINES	The number of lines of job output included in the e-mail.

job-table.tpl

Note: some variables are only displayed in the e-mail if the job has ended.

Variable	Purpose
$ADMIN_COMMENT	The admin cmment added to the job.
$COMMENT	The job's comment.
$CPU_EFFICIENCY	The CPU efficiency of the job.
$CPU_TIME	The CPU time used by the job.
$MAX_MEMORY	The maximum amount of RAM used by a node in the job.
$REQ_MEMORY	The amount of memory requested by the job.
$ELAPSED	How long the job ran for.
$END	When the job ended as a date string.
$END_TS	When the job started as a Unix timestamp.
$EXIT_STATE	The exit state of the job.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_NAME	The name of the job.
$NODES	The number of nodes used by the job.
$NODE_LIST	The list of nodes used by the job.
$PARTITION	The partition used by the job.
$START	When the job started as a date string.
$START_TS	When the job started as a Unix timestamp.
$STDERR	The standard error file of the job.
$STDOUT	The standard output file of the job.
$WALLCLOCK	The wall clock of the job as a formatted date string.
$WALLCLOCK_ACCURACY	The wallclock accuracy of the job.
$WORKDIR	The work directory used by the job.

never-ran.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.

signature.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$EMAIL_FROM	Who the e-mail is from (as defined in slurm-mail.conf).

started-array-summary.tpl, started-array.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$ARRAY_JOB_ID	The ID of array job ID.
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.

started.tpl, started-hetjob.tpl

Variable	Purpose
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.

time.pl

Variable	Purpose
$CLUSTER	The name of the cluster.
$END_TXT	The state of the job at its end.
$JOB_ID	The job ID.
$JOB_TABLE	HTML table of job information created by job_table.pl
$JOB_OUTPUT	Output from the job (if enabled) created by job_output.tpl
$REACHED	The percentage of wallclock that the job has got to.
$REMAINING	The amount of time the job has left.
$SIGNATURE	E-mail signature
$USER	The user's name.