condor_sos - HTCondor Manual

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                                                  Jan 04, 2025                                     CONDOR_SOS(1)

condor_sos  sends  the  condor_command  in such a way that the command is serviced ahead of other waiting
       commands. It appears to have a higher priority than other waiting commands.

       condor_sos is intended to give administrators a way  to  query  the  condor_schedd  and  condor_collector
       daemons when they are under such a heavy load that they are not responsive.

       There must be a special command port configured, in order for a command to be serviced with priority. The
       condor_schedd  and  condor_collector  always  have  the  special  command  port.  Other  daemons  require
       configuration by setting configuration variable <SUBSYS>_SUPER_ADDRESS_FILE.

       The example command

          $ condor_sos -timeoutmult 5 condor_hold -all

       causes the condor_hold-all command to be handled by the  condor_schedd  with  priority  over  any  other
       commands  that the condor_schedd has waiting to be serviced. It also extends any set timeouts by a factor
       of 5.

condor_sos will exit with the value 1 on error and with the exit value of the invoked  command  when  the
       command is successfully invoked.

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       Issue a command that will be serviced with a higher priority

-help  Display usage information

          -version
                 Display version information

          -debug Print extra debugging information as the command executes.

          -timeoutmultvalue
                 Multiply any timeouts set for the command by the integer value.

condor_sos [-help|-version ]

       condor_sos [-debug ] [-timeoutmultvalue] condor_command