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Hello Trying to install on Debian Bullseye and I get this error:
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Self Extracting salome_meca V2020.0.1_universal_universal Installer
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Enter the salome_meca install directory [default=/root/salome_meca] : /opt/salome_meca/
The directory /opt/salome_meca//V2020.0.1_universal_universal already exists, install anyway ? [y/N] y
salome_meca is in English, do you want to be in French ? [y/N] : n
Installation of salome_meca V2020.0.1_universal_universal in /opt/salome_meca//V2020.0.1_universal_universal ...
Verifying archive integrity...
All good.
Done
./create_appli.sh: line 113: /salome_prerequisites_root.sh: No such file or directory
./create_appli.sh: line 114: /salome_modules.sh: No such file or directory
Creating salome_meca application in /opt/salome_meca//appli_V2020.0.1_universal_universal ...
sed: can't read /.config_appli_template.xml: No such file or directory
Setting for help already set
grep: salome_context.cfg: No such file or directory
salome_meca post-installation ...
python: can't open file '/salomemeca_custom_appli.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
./create_appli.sh: line 296: ./salome_post_install.py: No such file or directory
./create_appli.sh: line 301: syntax error near unexpected token `fi'
./create_appli.sh: line 301: `fi'
Adjusting wishexecutable /opt/salome_meca//V2020.0.1_universal_universal/tools/Code_aster_frontend-202001/etc/codeaster/profile.sh
Initialize terminal and editor for Code_aster
Final configuration
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The script appli.sh uses python2 in some commands line 113 and 114. Debian does not have python2 anymore and thus I made an alias in my syestm for python2=python3 Still no luck. please help.
Last edited by Humberto (2022-01-16 22:21:30)
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Hello, I suggest that you try the 2021 version which is containerized and thus will avoid you having to deal with the OS prerequisites.
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Ok, I followed Hberro advice, and after installing the singularity-container package this are the problems I am having:
1.- The Md5Sum of the "salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9.sif" package is c34331b7c3161021cb20731cd9a16b16 and not the one published on the downloads page (65e153eaf43edcd3b671d41194936f53)
I downloaded the package twice with identical md5sums so no errors in download.
2.- Assuming they updated the package and forgot to update the web page md5sum, I tried to install with the following command:
singularity run --app install salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9.sif
To which I got the error:
ERROR : Unknown image format/type: salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9.sif
ABORT : Retval = 255
Please help
P.D. I just realized that My singularity-container is version 2.6.1- dist from NeuroDebian and that the installation instructions require 3.0.
This whole thing seems way more complicated than it used to be. plus a 5G vs 2G download... Too bad there is no other way around.
Last edited by Humberto (2022-01-13 23:26:09)
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After now deleting the neurodebian singularity, Donwloading compiling and installing the Git version 3.9.3 and then following the installation procedure for salome meca outlined in the Download's documentation:
singularity run --app install salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9.sif
Installation successfully completed.
To start salome_meca, just use:
/opt/salome_meca/salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9
or (in the installation directory):
./salome_meca-lgpl-2021.0.0-0-20210601-scibian-9
Ok and after trying to run as stated above I get:
not exist: /etc/krb5.conf
FATAL: stat /opt/salome_meca/salome_meca: no such file or directory
singularity exit code: 255
What is wrong now???
I feel so frustrated and seems like putting SalomeMeca in a container makes it 10 harder to install than it used to be. please help.
Last edited by Humberto (2022-01-13 23:23:25)
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Hi humberto
Try moving the sif file from /opt/salome_meca to somewhere on your home folder for example.
Let me know if that helps
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The thing is that salome_meca within the container is, itself, installed in /opt/salome_meca. So there might be conflict happening there!
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The thing is that salome_meca within the container is, itself, installed in /opt/salome_meca. So there might be conflict happening there!
Hi,
For a multi user environment (Desktop linux with more than one user) is it OK to place the container in /usr/local?
I need to let my students use my system. Right now, I have installed the container also in the /home/students/, but this unnecessarily consume hard drive space.
Best regards.
Sukumar
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I would try to put it in a subfolder such as /usr/local/containers
It is still unclear for me how and why singularity mounts the folder containing the sif file but avoid putting it in the root of system paths . A subfolder like containers should suffice to avoid any conflict.
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