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Simple Linux Utility for Resource Management

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SLURM is an open source, fault-tolerant, and highly scalable cluster management and job scheduling system for Linux clusters
containing up to 65,536 nodes. Components include machine status, partition management, job management, scheduling and accounting modules.

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Do-not-continue-with-launch-if-_become_user-fails.patch 0000001369 1.34 KB
Do-not-ignore-errors-from-initgroups.patch 0000000854 854 Bytes
Fix-Authentication-Bypass-when-Message-Aggregation-is-enabled-CVE-2020-12693.patch 0000001368 1.34 KB
Fix-CVE-2019-12838.patch 0000060599 59.2 KB
Fix-contrib-perlapi-to-build-with-the-fix-for-CVE-2019-6438-750cc23ed.patch 0000000962 962 Bytes
Fix-security-issue-in-Prolog-Epilog-Slurmctld-by-always-prepending-SPANK_.patch 0000000955 955 Bytes
PMIx-fix-potential-buffer-overflows-from-use-of-unpackmen_CVE-2020-27745.patch 0000001169 1.14 KB
Simplify-logic-in-_become_user.patch 0000001316 1.29 KB
_service 0000000133 133 Bytes
pam_slurm-Initialize-arrays-and-pass-sizes.patch 0000002810 2.74 KB
removed-deprecated-xdaemon.patch 0000001038 1.01 KB
slurm-17.11.13.tar.bz2 0006257976 5.97 MB
slurm-2.4.4-init.patch 0000001132 1.11 KB
slurm-2.4.4-rpath.patch 0000002644 2.58 KB
slurm-rpmlintrc 0000000110 110 Bytes
slurm.changes 0000050936 49.7 KB
slurm.spec 0000029953 29.3 KB
slurmctld-rerun-agent_init-when-backup-controller-takes-over.patch 0000002474 2.42 KB
slurmctld-uses-xdaemon_-for-systemd.patch 0000001379 1.35 KB
slurmd-uses-xdaemon_-for-systemd.patch 0000001232 1.2 KB
slurmdbd-uses-xdaemon_-for-systemd.patch 0000002001 1.95 KB
slurmsmwd-uses-xdaemon_-for-systemd.patch 0000001103 1.08 KB
split-xdaemon-in-xdaemon_init-and-xdaemon_finish-for.patch 0000003597 3.51 KB
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