We're confused here.
RHELv5 amd64_linux26 + OpenAFS 1.4.6
% pwd
/afs/rcf/apps/Matlab/amd64_linux26/current/bin
% /bin/pwd
/afs/rcf.our.org/apps/Matlab/@sys/R2009b/bin
%
This does not happen on the following other hosts we've tested:
RHELv5 amd64_linux26 with OpenAFS 1.4.7
RHELv5 i386_l
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
> We're confused here.
>
> RHELv5 amd64_linux26 + OpenAFS 1.4.6
>
> % pwd
> /afs/rcf/apps/Matlab/amd64_linux26/current/bin
> % /bin/pwd
> /afs/rcf.our.org/apps/Matlab/@sys/R2009b/bin
> %
>
> This does not happen on the following other hosts we'v
Oh to be so lucky.
Matlab barfs all over '@sys' refs. I'll tell our users
they may get lucky :)
On 5/24/2010 12:12 PM, Derrick Brashear wrote:
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
We're confused here.
RHELv5 amd64_linux26 + OpenAFS 1.4.6
% pwd
/afs/rcf/apps/Matlab/amd64_lin
Well... hm.
Can I suggest making the object @sys points to be a symlink to the
real directory, instead of the real directory?
That should result in the right thing happening, albeit still wretched.
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:20 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
> Oh to be so lucky.
>
> Matlab barfs all ove
Hmm. Very odd.
% mv amd64_linux26 amd64_linux26_realdir
% ln -s ./amd64_linux26_realdir ./amd64_linux26
% vos release root.apps
[ examined /afs/rcf/apps to be sure the new structure appears ]
% export MATLAB=/afs/rcf/apps/Matlab/amd64_linux26/R2009b
% sh -x $MATLAB/bin/matlab
...
+ newdir=/afs/
Jeff Blaine writes:
> Oh to be so lucky.
> Matlab barfs all over '@sys' refs. I'll tell our users
> they may get lucky :)
That's correct. You cannot run current versions of Matlab out of @sys
directories directly. You have to make sure that it's symlinked to a
directory that doesn't have @sy
Correction below:
On 5/24/2010 1:15 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
Hmm. Very odd.
% mv amd64_linux26 amd64_linux26_realdir
% ln -s ./amd64_linux26_realdir ./amd64_linux26
% vos release root.apps
[ examined /afs/rcf/apps to be sure the new structure appears ]
% export MATLAB=/afs/rcf/apps/Matlab/amd64
> We're confused here.
I suppose this explains why our users are having problems with MATLAB
on amd64_linux26 hosts - I've had an exceedingly hard time trying to
figure this out. Thanks for bringing this up.
--
Atro Tossavainen (Mr.) / The Institute of Biotechnology at
Systems Ana
> That's correct. You cannot run current versions of Matlab out of @sys
> directories directly. You have to make sure that it's symlinked to a
> directory that doesn't have @sys in the path. We ran into this too.
Does anybody have any idea regarding why this only seems to be the
case on amd64_l
