Be aware that PBS never explicitly launches your "dot" files.
For example, if you "qsub -I" to launch interactive jobs, PBS will *not*
run your .tcshrc file.
If you have a shell script, on the other hand, and qsub that, the shell
interpreter should process your "dot" files as advertised (see your
respective shell man page to see exactly what happens -- bash, for
example, has a very complex set of rules about which "dot" files are
processed and which are not).
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Brian Williams wrote:
> Turns out that part of my .tcshrc has a set of commands that are basically
>
> if in interactive shell
> set useful stuff
> endif
>
> So, I think that if i move the 'useful stuff' block out to the rest of the
> .tcshrc then those variables will get created when the shell is started to
> run my scripts.
> or, i can just c/p those variable commands into the pbs scripts, which I
> think will be easier to maintain, anyway. Eventually i'm gonna write a perl
> script to interactively write these scripts for me and execute them anyway.
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