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This README describes how to get the most basic working
torque service on a single host.

To setup a basic single-node localhost-only batch system, install the
torque-server, torque-mom, and torque-scheduler packages, and do something like
this:

0) If torque is built with munge support then this 
   must be enabled first on all nodes. The munge
   package should allready be installed.

   Create a munge key with 

   /usr/sbin/create-munge-key

   Copy resulting key /etc/munge/munge.key to 
   all torque nodes in your cluster including
   pbs_server, pbs_mom and client (qstat,qsub) nodes.

1) Get your full hostname with

# /bin/hostname --long

e.g myhost.example.org

2) Edit /etc/torque/server_name 
to contain the single line

myhost.example.org

3) Edit /etc/torque/mom/config 
to contain the single line

$pbsserver myhost.example.org

4) Create a torque serverdb file.
# /usr/sbin/pbs_server -D -t create

Warning this will remove any existing serverdb 
file located at /var/lib/torque/server_priv/serverdb

You will have to Ctrl^C the pbs_server command, it will
only take a moment to create this file.

5) Start the pbs_server and configure it.
service pbs_server start
# qmgr -c "s s scheduling=true"
# qmgr -c "c q batch queue_type=execution"
# qmgr -c "s q batch started=true"
# qmgr -c "s q batch enabled=true"
# qmgr -c "s q batch resources_default.nodes=1"
# qmgr -c "s q batch resources_default.walltime=3600"
# qmgr -c "s s default_queue=batch"

6) Add one batch worker to your pbs_server.

# qmgr -c "c n myhost.example.org"

7) Start the pbs_mom and pbs_sched deamons.

# service pbs_mom start
# service pbs_sched start

8) Use chkconfig to start the services at boot time.

# /sbin/chkconfig pbs_mom on
# /sbin/chkconfig pbs_server on
# /sbin/chkconfig pbs_sched on
# /sbin/chkconfig munge on

9) Submit a test job.
As a user not as root run the following

$ qsub <<EOF
hostname 
echo "Hi I am a batch job running in torque"
EOF

10 ) Monitor the state of that job with qstat.

In case of problems first of all look in /var/log/torque