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If you do not want to change your home directory permissions you will need to use the shared directory in home for environments. Please refer to these instructions for how to do this: Creating shareable environments with conda outside of /home/. There is a shared environment folder on the HPC at /home/SE/ that you can put your environments in. |
You still should do steps 1, 3, 4, and 5 even if you're creating a shared environment outside of your /home/
- Run the following command to switch your conda from a personal install to the global install of conda maintained by the HPC staff:
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It is critical that you have your permissions set so students can read but not write to your ~/.conda/envs folder. Without this permission, students will not be able to use your environment in their Jupyter Notebooks on the HPC. If you do not want to change permissions to your /home/ directory and subdirectories, please refer to these instructions on how to create a shareable environment: Creating shareable environments with conda outside of /home/ There is a shared environment folder on the HPC at /home/SE/ that you can put your environments in. |
You can do this with the command: chmod a+r with the location of your env folder after the '+r '.
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If you want to have all shared environments visible and able to be activated by name alone, simply run the following command
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| To enable your students to leverage the environment switching inside Jupyter Notebook you will need to install the appropriate kernels for the languages you have inside the environment in order for them to be able to switch kernels. |
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