OSCER users, Logins on schooner2 have also gone bad. We hope to have this issue resolved by tomorrow morning (Mon Nov 7). You can log in to Schooner, but it's a more complicated than usual. See below: I. LOGGING IN II. COMPILING III. BATCH JOBS NOT AFFECTED We apologize for the trouble. Henry --- I. LOGGING IN For now, you can log in to dtn2.oscer.ou.edu OR dtn1.oscer.ou.edu instead of schooner, schooner1 or schooner2. On dtn2, /scratch directories are available, and also OURdisk directories. On dtn1, /scratch directories are available, but OURdisk directories might not be. --- II. COMPILING For compiling, please log in to schooner1.oscer.ou.edu OR schooner2.oscer.ou.edu If the login procedure gets stuck after the login message, you can do the following: Ctrl-C Ctrl-C Ctrl-Z Ctrl-Z Ctrl-C Ctrl-C Ctrl-Z Ctrl-Z ... After several of those, you should get your regular Unix prompt. But, on schooner1 and schooner2, you might not be able to access your /scratch directory and/or your OURdisk directory (if you have one). (You should be able to access your /home directory there.) --- III. BATCH JOBS NOT AFFECTED Please note that these problems *DON'T* appear to be affecting compute nodes, so your running and pending jobs should be fine. But it might be wise to double check, just in case. ---------- On Thu, 3 Nov 2022, Henry Neeman wrote: >OSCER users, > >For the moment, please log in to > >schooner2.oscer.ou.edu > >instead of the usual schooner.oscer.ou.edu. > >This is because schooner1.oscer.ou.edu is currently hanging >on logins. > >We'll alert you when schooner1 is back in full production. > >We apologize for the trouble! > >--- > >Henry Neeman ([log in to unmask]) >Director, OU Supercomputing Center for Education & Research (OSCER) >Associate Professor, Gallogly College of Engineering >Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Computer Science >OU Information Technology >The University of Oklahoma > >Engineering Lab 212, 200 Felgar St, Norman OK 73019 >405-325-5386 (office), 405-325-5486 (fax), 405-245-3823 (cell), >[log in to unmask] (to e-mail me a text message) >http://www.oscer.ou.edu/