How to run open-source software on remote Linux server? -
i playing around an open-source software, fsl. have no problems running on mac, able start typing fsl
in terminal.
however, have no idea how start software on our school's hpc server. after logging school server via ssh, type fsl
usual, , then
if 'fsl' not typo can run following command lookup package contains binary: command-not-found fsl -bash: fsl: command not found
then, navigate fsl installation directory (/data/apps/arch/linux_x86_64/fsl/5.0.6
) , type fsl
. still same error. have tried
module load /data/apps/arch/linux_x86_64/fsl/5.0.6
but error occurs.
utility.c(2360):error:50: cannot open file '' 'reading' utility.c(2360):error:50: cannot open file '' 'reading' ...
how should load , run it?
you have call executable correct path. may either
cd
directory containing executable- prefix executable's name path
./fsl
or (if intend use executable frequently):
- add executable's path
path
-environment variable (export path=$path:/path/to/the/folder/containing/the/executable
) - use executable's name call (
fsl
).
or place symlink executable somewhere $path
points to:
- check
$path
echo ${path}
(outputs colon-separated list of directories command line processor call) - if there
~/bin
in there, place symlink:ln -s /path/to/your/executable/fsl ~/bin/fsl
.
the command line processor search directories listed in ${path}
executable called somecommand
if type somecommand
.
Comments
Post a Comment