Yep

Is there a vital reason why you want to keep the two accounts separate when they run on the same machine?
Also, what if you try aligning all the cache folders for both configuration files to use the same folders?

Is there a vital reason why you want to keep the two accounts separate when they run on the same machine?

I’ve already implicitly answered this, but to be more precise, having multiple users allows to know who ran the experiment 🙂

Here it is https://github.com/allegroai/clearml/issues/671 🙂

Hi RattyLouse61 🙂

Are these two different users using two sets of different credentials?

storage { cache { # Defaults to system temp folder / cache default_base_dir: "/scratch/clearml-cache" }this is it. I’ve only changed this bit

yes

which the cache directory is set to be the same of everybody else

Just making sure, there are several cache folder/options in there so all are pointing to the same cache folders accordingly, yes?

Great, thanks!

Yep, makes sense ^^

RattyLouse61 , looks like a bug, but I didn't have a chance to play with it myself yet. Maybe open a github issue to follow up on this?

yes, sure 🙂 thank you

I’ll put together some more info and raise an issue

FYI: I’ve added a possible fix to the issue https://github.com/allegroai/clearml/issues/671#issuecomment-1146640498

This is interesting, I'll take a look into it 🙂

CostlyOstrich36 any updates on this?

cc. SuccessfulKoala55

just to clarify, you mean clearml api credentials (not the aws ones)?

so, yes each user has its own credentials

RattyLouse61 , great!

the setup we have is that each ML person has an account on the ClearML server (you probably recall https://clearml.slack.com/archives/CTK20V944/p1650551097924099 ) and its own set of credentials. On the machine each ML person has a clearml.conf file in which the cache directory is set to be the same of everybody else