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1. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube • Feb 01, 2017

2. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube 6.6 • May 11, 2015

3. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube 6.7 • Jan 11, 2016

4. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube 6.8 • Oct 06, 2016

5. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube 6.9 • Jul 05, 2017

6. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube 7.0 • Nov 04, 2020

7. Per-User and Per-Pgrp Instance Limits

   Qube! has the notion of per-user and per-pgrp instance limits. The administrator may set these limits to pose a restriction on the number of job instances that each user…
   Qube 6.10 • May 23, 2018

8. Service mode vs. Desktop User mode, and how the worker handles authentication

   The Qube worker can run either as a daemon (a "system service" on Windows), or a user process. When it runs as a daemon, it's said to be running in service mode. When it's…
   Qube 6.5 • Sep 10, 2013

9. Service mode vs. Desktop User mode, and how the worker handles authentication

   The Qube worker can run either as a daemon (a "system service" on Windows), or a user process. When it runs as a daemon, it's said to be running in service mode. When it's…
   Qube 6.4 • May 23, 2013

10. qb_sudo_admin($user, $job)

    If a user is marked as a "sudo" admin, they are given permission to jobs based upon the value return of this function. This creates the most flexible security policy…
    Qube 6.5 • Oct 12, 2012