Accessing the Software on UQAM servers : Différence entre versions
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user@server$ '''module list''' | user@server$ '''module list''' | ||
Load particular module: | Load particular module: | ||
| − | user@server$ '''module add <modulename>''' | + | user@server$ '''module add <modulename>''' |
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| + | user@server$ '''module load <modulename>''' | ||
Unload particular module: | Unload particular module: | ||
user@server$ '''module rm <modulename>''' | user@server$ '''module rm <modulename>''' | ||
'''PLEASE NOTE''': To be completely sure you have unloaded a particular module it is best practice to logout of the system and re-login. That will guarantee the environment contains no references to a specific module. | '''PLEASE NOTE''': To be completely sure you have unloaded a particular module it is best practice to logout of the system and re-login. That will guarantee the environment contains no references to a specific module. | ||
Version depuis le 8 d'avril 2019 à 17:03
Using software modules
The access to different software packages, installed on the servers of the ESCER centre, is easily managed by users via the "Lmod" environment (https://www.tacc.utexas.edu/research-development/tacc-projects/lmod). It automatically adds/removes corresponding paths to your environment variables, thus removing the necessity to do it "by hand".
The following commands of the "Modules" environment are used most frequently:
Show all modules available on the system:
user@server$ module avail
Show currently loaded modules:
user@server$ module list
Load particular module:
user@server$ module add <modulename>
or
user@server$ module load <modulename>
Unload particular module:
user@server$ module rm <modulename>
PLEASE NOTE: To be completely sure you have unloaded a particular module it is best practice to logout of the system and re-login. That will guarantee the environment contains no references to a specific module.
