I had problems with opd and my proxy before and was told to use
export http_proxy="http://140.140.59.101:8080/";
which gets the opd listings to come up, but when I selected the torque and maui packages it spun its graphical wheels for a while and its status bar jumped forward and looked like it was done downloading. The torque package did not show up on the install list however, so I looked back at the opd terminal output and saw these errors.
Couldn't download package Maui with opd at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/Qt.pm line 224
Couldn't download package Torque with opd at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/Qt.pm line 224
I looked for the rpms and couldn't locate them. Is this a proxy related issue, and if so is there a work around? If not, is there a non-opd way to get at those "oscarized" files? I assume I could then just dump them in the download directory and skip opd and move to the install step. Is that the case?
There is a manual way to do it. It probably failed because it's using ftp rather http. You can manually get the tarballs from:
ftp://sponge.ncsa.uiuc.edu/oscar/repository/
And then untar into /var/lib/oscar/packages/
Jeremy
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