LSB_MAILPROG=file_name
Path and file name of the mail program used by LSF to send email. This is the electronic mail program that LSF uses to send system messages to the user. When LSF needs to send email to users it invokes the program defined by LSB_MAILPROG in lsf.conf. You can write your own custom mail program and set LSB_MAILPROG to the path where this program is stored.
LSF administrators can set the parameter as part of cluster reconfiguration. Provide the name of any mail program. For your convenience, LSF provides the sendmail mail program, which supports the sendmail protocol on UNIX.
In a mixed cluster, you can specify different programs for Windows and UNIX. You can set this parameter during installation on Windows. For your convenience, LSF provides the lsmail.exe mail program, which supports SMTP and Microsoft Exchange Server protocols on Windows. If lsmail is specified, the parameter LSB_MAILSERVER must also be specified.
If you change your mail program, the LSF administrator must restart sbatchd on all hosts to retrieve the new value.
By default, LSF uses /usr/lib/sendmail to send email to users. LSF calls LSB_MAILPROG with two arguments; one argument gives the full name of the sender, and the other argument gives the return address for mail.
LSB_MAILPROG must read the body of the mail message from the standard input. The end of the message is marked by end-of-file. Any program or shell script that accepts the arguments and input, and delivers the mail correctly, can be used.
LSB_MAILPROG must be executable by any user.
If LSB_MAILPROG is not defined, no email is sent.
LSB_MAILPROG=lsmail.exeLSB_MAILPROG=/serverA/tools/lsf/bin/unixhost.exe /usr/lib/sendmail (UNIX)
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LSB_MAILSERVER, LSB_MAILTO