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If krun is interrupted starting up often when you try to run it again it will fail with the error:
[2018-03-14 18:11:21: ERROR] Command failed: '/usr/bin/sudo -u root useradd -m krun'
stdout:
stderr:
useradd: group krun exists - if you want to add this user to that group, use -g.
This is made worse by the fact you won't see the error until the temperature wait delay has elapsed and there is no email sent for the error either.
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A quick thought: is the right approach to simply ignore the error (it exists -- job's a good 'un); or to more carefully clean up when an error happens? I wonder if both are a little harder to do than they first look...
If krun is interrupted starting up often when you try to run it again it will fail with the error:
This is made worse by the fact you won't see the error until the temperature wait delay has elapsed and there is no email sent for the error either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: