Michael Schubert

The issue you are running into here is that the worker operates in its own environment, which does not have `data.table` loaded. If you tell clustermq to load the data.table...

@mattwarkentin That may actually be an issue with `object.size` (because it accesses an R internal), what about if you use `sum`?

Ok. So the reported memory is wrong, but the return time looks good. How about if you use the same size as your problematic file *in memory*? How about if...

Looks like I could use the PuTTY command-line tool (at the cost of incurring an extra dependency). I'll likely wait until at least some users request this, or the Windows-internal...

This could maybe work with [Ubuntu for Windows](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ubuntu/9nblggh4msv6) (H/T [UCLA QCB](https://github.com/QCB-Collaboratory/W1.UNIX.command.line/wiki))

Hi Fred, Thank you for your interest in the package. I have heard of Condor before, but I have never personally used it (and also have got no means of...

Closing this due to inactivity; please reopen if still an actual request

At some point, there should be both a `future` backend (via the package that you link), but also support for using workers as a `cluster` object, which would both enable...

If I remember correctly, it already asked for a password on the console if no keys are set up. Does it not work? If no, can you describe you setup...

ZeroMQ provides that TCP/IP sockets that `clustermq` communicates with its workers. There is a high chance the library is already installed on your cluster, e.g. as part of any IPython/Jupyter...