Hi, SchedMD, We are trying to hide any user statistic information for each user with following setting. # grep ^Private /etc/slurm/slurmdbd.conf PrivateData=accounts,events,jobs,usage It seems to work for sacct command. [test-user@login2 ~]$ SACCT_FORMAT="jobid,user%20" sacct -X --starttime=2025-01-01 --allusers | awk '{print$2}' | sort -u User test-user However, it does not work for sreport command. The following command shows all information along to all users. [test-user@login2 ~]$ sreport cluster AccountUtilizationByUser start=2025-01-01 Is it available to restrict to see the other's information for sreport? Best regards, Kenji
Hello Kenji, I have tried your settings and produced the report with two different users (one normal and another with privileges, from different unrelated slurm accounts). I am not able to produce the behavior you are describing. See my testing: >> $ sacctmgr show user >> User Def Acct Admin >> ---------- ---------- --------- >> root root Administ+ >> rzarco rzarco None >> rzarco_te+ rzarco_te+ None Report from privileged user (rzarco) >> $ sreport cluster AccountUtilizationByUser start=2025-01-01 end=now >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Cluster/Account/User Utilization 2025-01-01T00:00:00 - 2025-03-14T15:59:59 (6278400 secs) >> Usage reported in CPU Minutes >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Cluster Account Login Proper Name Used Energy >> --------- --------------- --------- --------------- -------- -------- >> cluster root 4801 0 >> cluster rzarco 1921 0 >> cluster rzarco rzarco Ricard 1921 0 >> cluster rzarco_test 2880 0 >> cluster rzarco_test rzarco_t+ Ricard Zarco 2 2880 0 Same report from unprivileged user (rzarco_test) >> $ sreport cluster AccountUtilizationByUser start=2025-01-01 end=now >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Cluster/Account/User Utilization 2025-01-01T00:00:00 - 2025-03-14T15:59:59 (6278400 secs) >> Usage reported in CPU Minutes >> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Cluster Account Login Proper Name Used Energy >> --------- --------------- --------- --------------- -------- -------- >> cluster rzarco_test rzarco_t+ Ricard Zarco 2 2880 0 Does your test user have privileges of any kind? Could I get a real example? We can privatize the ticket if that is a concern. Best regards, Ricard.
Hi, Ricard, Thank you for your effort. But both your users' privileges seem to be set to None. >> $ sacctmgr show user >> User Def Acct Admin >> ---------- ---------- --------- >> root root Administ+ >> rzarco rzarco None >> rzarco_te+ rzarco_te+ None What do you mean 'privileged'? Regards, Kenji
Hello Kenji, That output was just meant to illustrate that both users are from different accounts and are not related. "rzarco" is the SlurmUser for this test cluster. By privileged I mean having the user with an AdminLevel of Operator/Admin/Coordinator. I am assuming that you are not using the cluster's SlurmUser for your tests. Best regards, Ricard.
Hello Kenji, Are there any updates with this? Did you manage to get the desired behavior or do you still need further diagnostics for this issue? Best regards, Ricard.
Hi, After they add the "user" to the PrivateData, it works as expected. Is it required?
Hello Kenji, I did not need it for the example I provided. Do you have a concrete example showing the relationship between the users and the differences (if any) between their sreport outputs? Best regards, Ricard.
Hello Kenji, Ignore my previous message, I have reproduced your original case just now. I had my slurm.conf PrivateData adapted but not its slurmdbd.conf counterpart. I will investigate this. Best regards, Ricard.
Hello Kenji, I have proposed a fix for this to the review team, I will let you know the outcome as soon as the QA process finishes. Best regards, Ricard.
