The shipped config/lsf.task.in directs administrators to lsf.task(5), but that manual page does not exist in the source tree or in the Automake, Debian, or RPM manual installation lists at 35fd168.
The file is actively installed and read by lsf/lib/lib.eligible.c. Its global, cluster-specific, and per-user layers, RemoteTasks/LocalTasks sections, and task/resource separator therefore have no accompanying reference at the documented location.
Please add a source-based lsf.task(5) reference and include it in all three installation paths. This is a documentation gap, separate from #34's configuration overwrite behavior. I checked the current issue/PR inventory and open-PR file lists and found no matching documentation addition.
The shipped
config/lsf.task.indirects administrators tolsf.task(5), but that manual page does not exist in the source tree or in the Automake, Debian, or RPM manual installation lists at35fd168.The file is actively installed and read by
lsf/lib/lib.eligible.c. Its global, cluster-specific, and per-user layers,RemoteTasks/LocalTaskssections, and task/resource separator therefore have no accompanying reference at the documented location.Please add a source-based
lsf.task(5)reference and include it in all three installation paths. This is a documentation gap, separate from #34's configuration overwrite behavior. I checked the current issue/PR inventory and open-PR file lists and found no matching documentation addition.