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.. _condor_evicted_files:
*condor_evicted_files*
======================
Inspect the file(s) that HTCondor is holding on to as a result of a job
being evicted when ``when_to_transfer_output = ON_EXIT_OR_EVICT``,
or checkpointing when ``CheckpointExitCode`` is set.
:index:`condor_evicted_files<single: condor_evicted_files; HTCondor commands>`
:index:`condor_evicted_files command`
Synopsis
--------
**condor_evicted_files** [COMMAND] <clusterID>.<procID>[ <clusterID.<procID>]*
Description
-----------
Print the directory or directories HTCondor is using to store files for the
specified job or jobs. COMMAND may be one of *dir*, *list*, or *get*:
- *dir*: Print the directory (for each job) in which the file(s) are stored.
- *list*: List the contents of the directory (for each job).
- *get*: Copy the contents of the directory to a subdirectory named after
each job's ID.
General Remarks
---------------
The tool presently has a number of limitations:
- It must be run the same machine as the job's schedd.
- The schedd must NOT have ALTERNATE_JOB_SPOOL set
- You can't name the destination directory for the *get* command.
- The tool can't distinguish between an invalid job ID and a job for which
HTCondor never held any files.
Exit Status
-----------
Returns 0 on success.
Author
------
Center for High Throughput Computing, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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