Running Kepler at Marconi Gateway
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In case you have never ever installed Kepler you can always take a look at short demo movie that is located at following location: $SWITMDIR/resources/tutorials/movies/installation_of_kepler.mp4 |
Setting up environment
Backing up old files
Before first configuration of Kepler, make sure to backup your old data files
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cd ~
mv .kepler .kepler~
mv KeplerData KeplerData~
mv .ptolemyII .ptolemyII~ |
Creating place to store your personal installations of Kepler
Make sure to create directory where Kepler installations will be stored (ITMWORK is a preffered place)
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mkdir $ITMWORK/my_keplers
# it might be convenient to create symbolic link inside HOME as well
ln -s "$ITMWORK/my_keplers" my_keplers |
And make sure to export KEPLER_DIR variable that points to this location
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# for tcsh, put following command inside .cshrc
setenv KEPLER_DIR $ITMWORK/my_keplers
# for bash, put following command inside .bashrc
export KEPLER_DIR=$ITMWORK/my_keplers |
Using helper scripts for Kepler installation
By default, you have access to helper scripts that make it easier to install and maintain Kepler installations
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list_keplers.sh |
| list available keplers |
install_kepler.sh |
target_dir: chosen directory name inside $KEPLER_DIR | installs local or central keplers |
list_my_keplers.sh | lists keplers that are already installed in your home location | |
switch_to_kepler.sh |
| changes current working version of Kepler |