Checking with "which lapw1c" on each node (vlsi1, vlsi2, vlsi3, and
vlsi4) is a good idea. However, since WIENROOT is (blank) [1], it
probably won't work until that is resolved.
It was mentioned that the WIEN2k .bashrc block was setup on each node by
running userconfig [2]. So it definitely
What does
ssh vlsi1 which lapw1c
give, what does "cat *.error" give in the case directory?
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Professor Laurence Marks
"Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and to think what nobody
else has thought", Albert Szent-Gyorgi
www.numis.northwestern.edu
On Sun, Sep 29, 2019, 01:17
I had noticed that ssh vlsi1 'echo $WIENROOT/lapw*' seems to pick up the
local environment. Since you are interested in the remote environment,
make sure you issue them as separate commands [1] for vlsi1, vlsi2,
vlsi3, and vlsi4:
ssh vlsi1
echo $WIENROOT/lapw*
exit
ssh vlsi4
echo
Now echo $WIENROOT is giving the $WIENROOT location.
echo $WIENROOT/lapw*
/home/username/WIEN2K/lapw0 /home/username/WIEN2K/lapw0_mpi
/home/username/WIEN2K/lapw0para /home/username/WIEN2K/lapw0para_lapw
/home/username/WIEN2K/lapw1 /home/username/WIEN2K/lapw1c
/home/username/WIEN2K/lapw1c_mpi
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