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["Guth, Dwight" <dguth2 AT illinois.edu>]

If the error you got is that it was trying to read a file in a directory called something like "krun1234567890" where there's this big number at the end, and it says that that directory does not exist, then the issue is that currently starting krun by default deletes all temporary krun directories in order to clean up, including ones currently still running.  If you want to run krun in parallel you can run it with the --no-deleteTempDir option.

I recognize this is not precisely ideal so I am going to work on fixing the code that causes krun directories to be renamed when krun terminates.  Then I can just get rid of the deletion of temporary directories entirely, since it exists primarily to clean up after orphaned directories.