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====== The Lofar Login Environment (LLE) ====== | ====== The Lofar Login Environment (LLE) ====== | ||
- | This page describes the standard login environment for new users on the LOFAR cluster nodes. | + | This page describes the standard login environment for new users on the LOFAR cluster nodes like [[cep3: |
Existing accounts can be easily modified; see below for a manual to do this. | Existing accounts can be easily modified; see below for a manual to do this. | ||
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===== What to do when you get an account ===== | ===== What to do when you get an account ===== | ||
- | ==== (t)csh ==== | + | The CEP3 user creation system has been setup such that new accounts will have all needed files and links in '' |
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- | If you have chosen for the '' | + | |
- | * Log in and go to your (empty) | + | |
- | * '' | + | |
- | * Log out and login again; you should see a welcome message. | + | |
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- | ==== bash ==== | + | |
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- | If you have chosen for the '' | + | |
- | * Log in and go to your (empty) $HOME directory | + | |
- | * ''> | + | |
- | * Log out and login again; you should see a welcome message. | + | |
===== How to transform existing accounts? ===== | ===== How to transform existing accounts? ===== | ||
- | To use the LLE in an existing account, copy the file '' | + | To use the LLE in an existing account |
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- | Do **not** modify this file in your '' | + | |
===== The LLE scripts ===== | ===== The LLE scripts ===== | ||
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Some of the details are presented here. | Some of the details are presented here. | ||
- | ==== What is $APS_LOCAL ? ==== | ||
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- | The root directory for the scripts is provided in environment variable '' | ||
- | * CEP processing cluster: ''/ | ||
- | * lioffen nodes: ''/ | ||
- | * WSRT: ''/ | ||
- | * D'loo: ''/ | ||
==== Login scripts ==== | ==== Login scripts ==== | ||
- | In directory '' | + | In directory '' |
- | * '' | + | * '' |
- | * '' | + | * '' |
- | * '' | + | * '' |
- | * '' | + | * '' |
- | * '' | + | * '' |
\\ | \\ | ||
- | Users should **NEVER** modify these default scripts | + | Users should **NEVER** modify these default scripts. In their $HOME these should be symlinks to the versions in ''/ |
+ | If you like to read more on the files that play a role in the bash login, [[https:// | ||
==== Personal command aliasses: .myalias ==== | ==== Personal command aliasses: .myalias ==== | ||
- | Personal command aliases can be added to a file '' | + | Personal command aliases can be added to a file '' |
==== Personal environment settings: .mysetenv ==== | ==== Personal environment settings: .mysetenv ==== | ||
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- | ===== Package initialisation: .mypackages | + | ===== Package initialisation ===== |
- | To initialize | + | Many packages are available from the distribution |
- | In the directory '' | + | ==== .mypackages |
- | The file '' | + | To initialize the use of installed packages at login time you must create a file '' |
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+ | The file '' | ||
< | < | ||
- | Casacore | + | casa |
- | doPyrap | + | lofim |
</ | </ | ||
- | The packages can be on one line or on multiple lines. Also note the use of '' | + | Provide only one package name per line. |
+ | For packages that are build daily and that have a version available for all days of the week (LUS, LofIm), you can also specify a day of week in the '' | ||
+ | <code> | ||
+ | lofim Tue | ||
+ | </ | ||
==== How to add a personal package ==== | ==== How to add a personal package ==== | ||
- | Apart from the systemwide | + | Apart from the systemwide |
* Install the package | * Install the package | ||
- | * Create a '' | + | * Create a '' |
* Add < | * Add < | ||
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===== Starting X environment ===== | ===== Starting X environment ===== | ||
- | To start up your X environment you have to make sure that | + | To start up an X environment you have to make sure that |
* The files '' | * The files '' | ||
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This should start your X environment at the proper colordepth. | This should start your X environment at the proper colordepth. | ||
This will create an additional X Server next to the one you are already running. You can access this with Alt-F8 or Cntl-Alt-F8. The F7 variant will give you back your normal X. | This will create an additional X Server next to the one you are already running. You can access this with Alt-F8 or Cntl-Alt-F8. The F7 variant will give you back your normal X. | ||
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+ | Due to the large latency and largte bandwidth required for X-traffic, it is advisable to connect to the CEP systems with the '' | ||
===== Help! ===== | ===== Help! ===== | ||
- | If you need help, or have questions, or want to give any other comments, contact Arno Schoenmakers or Adriaan Renting. | + | If you need help, or have questions, or want to give any other comments, contact Arno Schoenmakers or Reinoud Bokhorst. |
- | New '' | + | New module-files can be added at any time if you have a new package that should be available systemwide. Contact Arno Schoenmakers or Reinoud Bokhorst |