Ticket 724

Our prolog looks like

#!/bin/bash

# we check the monitoring system to see if we should run

if ! cat /monitoring/var/state/temperature /monitoring/var/state/system | awk -F$'\t' '$3>1 {exit 100}' ; then
    export PATH=/d/sw/slurm/latest/sbin:/d/sw/slurm/latest/bin:$PATH
    scontrol update nodename=$HOSTNAME state=DRAIN reason="Monitoring error: $(cat /monitoring/var/state/temperature /monitoring/var/state/system | awk -F$'\t' '$3>1 {print; exit}')"
    exit 100
fi




so, it is basically checking with our monitoring system that the node is OK.  If not, it marks the node as draining and updates the reason.

When the prolog finishes slurm then updates the reason as well, overwriting our reason... anyway to get our reason to take precedence?