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Xeon Cluster Miscellaneous FAQ |
How do I control my environment?
The software environment on Tungsten is managed with SoftEnv.
For more information see
Managing your Environment (SoftEnv).
You should use SoftEnv rather than modifying the .cshrc or .bashrc files whenever possible.
This message usually indicates that you are at or over your disk quota in
your home directory. Save files to the mass storage system
(UniTree) and/or
delete them to get under the quota limit. Information
on home directory quotas is available
here.
On NCSA machines, the directory /u/skel contains skeleton
.cshrc and .login
files that are given to all new logins.
On an NCSA HPC machine, edit the file /var/forward/$USER/.forward and change the
email address to the new one.
The error "not a plain file" usually indicates that FTP cannot transfer
a file because it is larger than 2 Gbytes in size.
First, if you are transferring files from one of NCSA's
HPC
systems, use mssftp or msscmd instead of ftp.
(See the man pages for details.) If you are not on one of NCSA's HPC systems,
you may be able to use one the following commands at the FTP prompt:
get remotebigfile "|cat > localbigfile"
put "|cat < localbigfile" remotebigfile
where remotebigfile is the name of the file on the remote computer and
localbigfile is the name of the file on the local computer.
If the local system's cat command supports large files, this should work fine.
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