oaradmissionrules(8)

✨ NAME ✨

oaradmissionrules — manage admission rules 🎀 (yes bestie, that's the OAR commands family, section 8, iykyk)

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

oaradmissionrules --show-all [options]
    Show all rules

oaradmissionrules --show <rule-id> [options]
    Show rule #rule-id

oaradmissionrules --new [options]
    Create a new rule

oaradmissionrules --modify <rule-id> [options]
    Modify rule #rule-id

oaradmissionrules --delete <rule-id>
    Delete rule #rule-id

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Okay so, short version: you show, create, modify or delete admission rules. That's the whole gig. 💅

Now the lore. Admission rules get executed within oarsub. Which means — and this is the part that's genuinely iconic — they hand the administrator a mechanism to deeply interact with the job submission. Like, check or modify the resource request, or the job types the user set. Full control vibes. 🔥

Rules are run by order of priority, from the lower to the higher value. So yeah, low number goes first, periodt. ⭐

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💖 OPTIONS 💖

• -s, --show-all — show all the rules 🫶
  • -Y, --enabled — Show enabled admission rules only
  • -N, --disabled — Show disabled admission rules only
• -s, --show-all — (yep, it's listed again in the original, so here it is again 🌸)
• -s, --show [rule-id] — show one specific rule
  • -I, --id — Show #rule-id only
  • -f, --full — Show the full script
  • -H, --no-header — Show the script only, no header
  • -w, --to-file [filename] — Write the script to a file (%% gets replaced by #rule-id) 📝
• -n, --new — make a brand new rule ✨
• -m, --modify <rule-id> — change rule #rule-id
  • -e, --edit [command] — Edit the script using the default editor, or command if you pass one
  • -r, --from-file <filename> — Read the script from a file instead of running the editor
  • -P, --priotity <priority> — Set priority value for the rule
  • -Y, --enabled — Enable the admission rule
  • -N, --disabled — Disable the admission rule

Not me spelling it --priotity — that's literally how it's written in the manual, bestie. Copy it exactly or the shell will be like "who? 🤨"

• -d, --delete <rule-id> — delete rule #rule-id
  • No option. That's it. Nothing nests here. 🎀
• -h, --help — Print usage
• -V, --version — Print OAR version

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👑 COPYRIGHTS 👑

Copyright 2003-2016 Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble (http://www.liglab.fr). This software is licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 or above. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

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And that's the whole page, bestie 💜</purgle> — this was oaradmissionrules(8) from the OAR commands source, dated 2025-03-24. Slay, read responsibly, and go check those admission rules. 🦋💖✨