Off topic, I know. But worth it anyway.
If you’re new to admin’ing HPC, probably the first thing you should get is pdsh. I don’t know how I ever lived without it. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John Reddy Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 10:25 PM To: LOPSA Technical Discussions Subject: Re: [lopsa-tech] Loadable shell "modules" To the gurus and HPC alumni, thank you. I'm still relatively new to HPC administration, and as is the normal case with Linux/Unix sysadmining, it's one of many hats that I wear. Sorry I wasn't clear in my previous message, but I was actually looking for someone to identify the package. I had googled for it, and had a few too many hits. My google-fu is weak. The "modules" package from sourceforge is indeed. I found a precompiled RPM via rpm.pbone.net for RHEL 5. That should work fine, and the SRPM is available there too if I ned to recompile. I was hoping for a simple "yum install environment-modules" or some such, but it seems I must do some (minimum) level of work. If people have sample module definitions to share/recommend, maybe better to contact me off-list, as my original question has been answered. -John
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