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#[ICS VERSION STRING: unknown]

# This script can help to cleanup manually launched jobs
# the focus is on apps often run during cluster verification or
# microbenchmarking
set -x
# $1 is hosts to cleanup
#hosts=alive
#hosts=good
hosts=${1:-running}

export FF_MAX_PARALLEL=1700

pkill -f mvapich
pkill -f run_cabletest
pkill -9 -f run_many_pmb
pkill -9 -f mvapich
pkill -9 -f deviation
pkill -9 -f mpiBench
pkill -9 -f openmpi
pkill -9 -f xhpl
pkill -9 -f PMB-MPI
pkill -9 -f IMB-MPI
pkill -9 -f mpi_groupstress
pkill -9 -f run_cabletest

cat > $workdir/cleanup.tmp <<EOF
pkill -f PMB-MPI
pkill -f IMB-MPI
pkill -9 -f PMB-MPI
pkill -9 -f IMB-MPI
pkill -f  openmpi
pkill -9 -f  openmpi
pkill -f  deviation 
pkill -9 -f  deviation 
pkill -f  mpiBench 
pkill -9 -f  mpiBench 
pkill -f mpispawn 
pkill -9 -f mpispawn 
pkill -f hpcc 
pkill -9 -f hpcc 
pkill -f xhpl
pkill -9 -f xhpl
pkill -f latencystress
pkill -9 -f latencystress
pkill -9 stream_omp
pkill -9 nodeperf
pkill -9 nodescript
pkill -9 usemem
pkill -9 -f stream_omp
pkill -9 -f nodeperf
pkill -9 -f nodescript
pkill -9 -f usemem
pkill -9 -f mpi_groupstress
#service ipmi stop
#service ntpd stop
#service crond stop
mount -all
EOF

opascpall -p -f $hosts $workdir/cleanup.tmp /root
opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'bash cleanup.tmp'

#for app in mvapich stress deviation openmpi PMB-MPI IMB-MPI
#for app in openmpi
#for app in PMB-MPI IMB-MPI openmpi deviation mpispawn hpcc xhpl
#for app in PMB-MPI IMB-MPI openmpi mpispawn 
#do
#	echo "Killing $app..."
#	# use an echo at end so exit status is good
#	opacmdall -p -f $hosts "pkill -f $app; echo -n" >/dev/null 2>&1
#	opacmdall -p -f $hosts "pkill -9 -f $app; echo -n" >/dev/null 2>&1
#done
sleep 10
## use an echo at end so exit status is good
#opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'pkill -9 -f stress; echo -n'
#opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'pkill -9 -f deviation; echo -n'

opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'bash cleanup.tmp'

#opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'service ipmi stop'
#opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'service nptd stop'
#opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'service crond stop'
#opacmdall -p -f $hosts 'mount -all'

