David,
Bernard is right that pushing the data (tarball, rpms, etc.) to the
nodes or placing it in the NFS shared area, i.e., '/home' will ensure that
you have something to extract/install.
Another note is that C3 default to using the $HOME area. It is best to be
explicit when using things like '
Bernard:
i do have the Bio.tar file in all nodes at /usr/local/bioperl/Bio.tar.
Unfortunatly it is not an rpm.
I have read de cpush man page but i can not see how to move a directory
Thanks
David
> Hi David:
>
> In the default Oscar installation, /usr/local is not 'shared' like the
> /home
Hi David:
In the default Oscar installation, /usr/local is not 'shared' like the
/home directory.
Therefore unless you have Bio.tar in all your nodes' /usr/local, then
the command won't work.
If you have to install BioPerl, you should install it locally on your
master node, then use cpush to
my c3 commands work fine.
i can do cexec ls /usr/local
but if i do
cexec tar -xf /usr/local/bioperl/Bio.tar
I do not get the untar file in /usr/local/bioperl/. I have tried putting
cexec `tar -xf /usr/local/bioperl/Bio.tar` but noway .
why can not i untar the file in the nodes??
David
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