Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Done
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Resolution: Done
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
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Epic Link:
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Team:Alert Production
Description
They seem to have gotten stuck at `w_2018_14` (should now be at `w_2018_20`):
lam3@tiger-sumire:~ $ source /tigress/HSC/LSST/stack_tiger/loadLSST.bash |
lam3@tiger-sumire:~ $ setup lsst_distrib |
lam3@tiger-sumire:~ $ eups list -s lsst_distrib |
15.0-2-gda316d8 current w_2018_14 setup |
vs.
lauren@lsst-dev01:~ $ source /software/lsstsw/stack/loadLSST.bash |
lauren@lsst-dev01:~ $ setup lsst_distrib |
lauren@lsst-dev01:~ $ eups list -s lsst_distrib |
15.0-2-gda316d8+37 current w_2018_20 setup |
Attachments
Issue Links
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DM-15130 Add LSST shared stacks on tigercpu & tigergpu login nodes (at Princeton)
- Done
Activity
We now have w_2018_28 on both Tiger-Sumire and Perseus, and they should be automatically updated to new weeklies as they are published. Phew.
Per the above, if we need these on other systems (new-Tiger, etc), please file new tickets to request that.
Thanks John, both shared stacks have been successfully updated. As for the "new" tigers, see DM-15130.
John Swinbank: tiger-sumire and the Perseus head node are the right places for now. I believe there are plans for tiger-sumire to be replaced with a new machine running the same OS as Perseus and tiger2, at which point we will only need to build on the new tiger-sumire.
Paul Price
added a comment - John Swinbank : tiger-sumire and the Perseus head node are the right places for now. I believe there are plans for tiger-sumire to be replaced with a new machine running the same OS as Perseus and tiger2, at which point we will only need to build on the new tiger-sumire . Thanks both!
Turns out that in forcing git-lfs onto the path, I'd managed to break devtoolset-6. Now resolved that, and a build is running on tiger-sumire. It should start with w_2018_28 and pick up newer versions from there; I don't intend to backfill unless somebody expresses a requirement.
I'll do the same thing on Perseus in a moment.
Since I'm no longer in Princeton and hence not really paying attention to such things, I'm confused about where this code is actually needed. Are tiger-sumire and the Perseus head node still the most appropriate places? Should we be doing something different for Tiger Mk 2?