HTCondorWiki: Using Condor Annex On Chtc

 
 {section: 3 Add Resources for Your Jobs}
 
-Entering the following on =annex-cm.chtc.wisc.edu= will add resources for your jobs to the pool.  We call the set of resources you added an "annex".  You have to supply a name for each annex you create; the example below uses 'MyFirstAnnex'.  When you run =condor_annex=, it will print out what it's going to do, and then ask you if that's OK.  You must type 'yes' (and hit enter) at the prompt to start an annex; if you do not, =condor_annex= will print out instructions about how to change whatever you may not like about what it said it was going to do, and then exit.  The following command adds one resource (an "instance") for one hour; you should increase that if the job you want to run takes longer.  Don't increase the number of resources if you haven't tested your job with =condor_annex= yet; you can easily add resources after you've verified that everything should work.
+Entering the following on =annex-cm.chtc.wisc.edu= will add resources for your jobs to the pool.  We call the set of resources you added an "annex".  You have to supply a name for each annex you create; the example below uses 'MyFirstAnnex'.  When you run =condor_annex=, it will print out what it's going to do, and then ask you if that's OK.  You must type 'yes' (and hit enter) at the prompt to start an annex; if you do not, =condor_annex= will print out instructions about how to change whatever you may not like about what it said it was going to do, and then exit.  The following command adds one resource (an "instance") for one hour; you should increase that if the job you want to run takes longer.  Don't increase the number of resources if you haven't tested your job with =condor_annex= yet; you can easily add resources after you've verified that everything works.
 
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 $ condor_annex -count 1 -annex-name MyFirstAnnex -idle 1 -duration 1