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[no-hosts-in-list]
The SLURM process starter for PRTE didn't find any hosts in
the map for this application. This can be caused by a lack of
an allocation, or by an error in the PRTE code. Please check
to ensure you have a SLURM allocation. If you do, then please pass
the error to the PRTE user's mailing list for assistance.
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[no-srun]
The SLURM process starter for OpenMPI was unable to locate a
usable "srun" command in its path. Please check your path
and try again.
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[ancient-version]
The Slurm process starter requires a minimum Slurm version level
of v17.11. The detected version being used here is:

  Major: %d
  Minor: %d

SchedMD strongly recommends that you upgrade your Slurm version.
Versions of Slurm prior to 21.08.8 and 20.11.9 have been found
to have a security issue and are not supported - therefore, it
is recommended that you upgrade to a level at or above those
versions.

It is recognized that upgrades can take some time to complete.
In the interim, you can execute your job by ignoring the Slurm
process starter via the following MCA parameter:

  Environment: PRTE_MCA_plm=^slurm
  Cmd line: --prtemca plm ^slurm
  Default MCA param file: plm = ^slurm

This will result in use of the ssh process starter. This will have
no impact on your application, but will result in any accounting
being done solely at the allocation level instead of per-job.
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[srun-failed]
srun returned non-zero exit status (%d) from launching
the per-node daemon. You may debug this problem further
by augmenting the cmd line with:

* "--debug-daemons"
* "--leave-session-attached"
* "--prtemca plm_base_verbose N" where N > 0
