Software module system - Revision history

Stierhof at 13:09, 3 July 2024

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Stierhof moved page The software module system to Software module system without leaving a redirect: Remove 'the' so it is listed unser 'S'

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Stierhof moved page The Lua Module (lmod) System to The software module system without leaving a redirect: Unclear naming

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 function is not defined already check if you have a line
 <syntaxhighlight lang="csh">
-source /software/cshrc.in
+source /data/software/cshrc.in
 </syntaxhighlight>
 in your .cshrc.

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 $ module avail heasoft/6.28
 </syntaxhighlight>
-to list an exact version (here 1.0).
+to list an exact version (here 6.28).
 === Loading and unloading modules ===

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 </syntaxhighlight>
 This example will set heasoft and isis as the default and nothing else.
 ==== Defining a default set ====
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 If you require to switch between different environments it is possible to save
-the current environment an give it a name
+the current environment under a given name
 <syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
 $ module save my_working_set

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 </syntaxhighlight>
 This will store the environment as it currently is as your personal default and
-it will get loaded on every login.
+it will get loaded on every login. A defined default set always takes precedence
 ==== Naming sets ====
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 $ module restore my_working_set
 </syntaxhighlight>
 === Further information ===

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 will always unload the currently loaded version of heasoft no matter the
 default.
 === Clean the environment ===

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 There is a number of reasons why software is not part of the default setup but
-the most common one is interference with other software.
+the most common one is interference with other software. This software is
 == Using lmod ==

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-Most of the software that is available on the remeis cluster is installed as
+Software that comes not packed with the operating system (OS) that is used on
-part of the operating system (OS). This software is local to each machine and
+the cluster machines is managed by the lmod module system. Per default the
-in the common paths known by your login such that they are readily available
+system loads a set of commonly used software automatically but this can be
-for you.
+changed by you. This page tries to help you accessing special software which
-In contrast, software that is not offered by packages from the OS have to be
+There is a number of reasons why software is not part of the default setup but
-installed in a global location accessible for every user. Because not all
+the most common one is interference with other software.
 == Using lmod ==

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−	~~= The Lua module (lmod) system =~~
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	Most of the software that is available on the remeis cluster is installed as		Most of the software that is available on the remeis cluster is installed as
	part of the operating system (OS). This software is local to each machine and		part of the operating system (OS). This software is local to each machine and