pbs(8B)

🎀 NAME 🎀

hey bestie, welcome to pbs(8B) — the PBS Professional page for the pbs command. it starts, stops, restarts, or gets the PIDs of PBS daemons. that’s the whole assignment 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

pbs [start|stop|restart|status]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

okay so pbs starts, stops, or restarts all PBS daemons on the local machine, or reports the PIDs of all daemons when you give it the status argument. it does not affect other hosts, periodt. 🛑✨

you can also start, stop, restart, or status the PBS daemons using the systemctl command.

🌸 Caveats 🌸

this command operates only on daemons that are marked as active in pbs.conf. for example, if PBS_START_MOM is set to 0 in the local pbs.conf, this command will not operate on pbs_mom, and will not start, stop, or restart pbs_mom. lowkey important, bestie 👀

this command is typically placed in /etc/init.d so that PBS starts up automatically.

👑 Required Privilege 👑

Root privilege is required to use this command. no cap, you need the root crown for this one 👑💖

🦋 ARGUMENTS 🦋

• restart — all daemons on the local machine are stopped, then they are restarted. PBS reports the name of the license server and the number and type of licenses available. slay, fresh start ✨
• start — each daemon on the local machine is started. PBS reports the number and type of licenses available, as well as the name of the license server. Any running jobs are killed. oop 😭💀
• status — PBS reports the PID of each daemon on the local machine. we love a quick vibe check 🔍
• stop — each daemon on the local machine is stopped, and its PID is reported. bye-bye daemons 🫶

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

pbs_mom(8B), pbs_server(8B), pbs_sched(8B), and pbs_comm(8B)

mwah 💋 — this page is Local, dated 6 May 2020, and it’s the pbs(8B) manual. catch u later, bestie 🫶