From a terminal:
ssh -Y YourUserName@cheyenne.ucar.edu
And follow the instructions you received (Yubikey, Duo, other) to authenticate and complete the login.
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* Welcome to Cheyenne - June 15,2021
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Today in the Daily Bulletin (dailyb.cisl.ucar.edu)
- Opportunity for university researchers on NCAR’s Derecho supercomputer
- Where to run small jobs that only use CPUs
HPSS Update: 108 days until HPSS will be decommissioned.
Quick Start: www2.cisl.ucar.edu/resources/cheyenne/quick-start-cheyenne
User environment: www2.cisl.ucar.edu/resources/cheyenne/user-environment
Key module commands: module list, module avail, module spider, module help
CISL Help: support.ucar.edu -- 303-497-2400
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* Welcome to Cheyenne - June 15,2021
******************************************************************************
Today in the Daily Bulletin (dailyb.cisl.ucar.edu)
- Opportunity for university researchers on NCAR’s Derecho supercomputer
- Where to run small jobs that only use CPUs
HPSS Update: 108 days until HPSS will be decommissioned.
Quick Start: www2.cisl.ucar.edu/resources/cheyenne/quick-start-cheyenne
User environment: www2.cisl.ucar.edu/resources/cheyenne/user-environment
Key module commands: module list, module avail, module spider, module help
CISL Help: support.ucar.edu -- 303-497-2400
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Note: In the following, we assume the user's shell is bash. If it is instead csh or tcsh, the commands used below for setting variables must be modified by prepending the string "set " to each. For example, to set a variable named my_var to the value "hello", in bash we use
my_var="hello"
while in csh/tcsh, we use
set my_var="hello"
my_var="hello"
while in csh/tcsh, we use
set my_var="hello"
For convenience, set some environment variables to more easily navigate in your work space on Cheyenne. In this tutorial, we will use /glade/scratch:
SCRATCH_DIR=/glade/scratch/$USER
SR_WX_APP_TOP_DIR=$SCRATCH_DIR/ufs-srweather-app
SR_WX_APP_TOP_DIR=$SCRATCH_DIR/ufs-srweather-app
where $USER is your login/username, and $SR_WX_APP_TOP_DIR is the path in which you will clone the GitHub repository in the next step. Go to your work space on Cheyenne:
cd $SCRATCH_DIR
