Reindl Harald wrote: > on a clean environment $HOME does not contain software > this is the apple-way having binaries running where your user > have write-access and from the viewpoints of security and > modern system-managment worst practice
The three Federal Computing Centers in Germany (Juelich, Stuttgart, Munich -- with Stuttgart now hosting Germany's largest Supercomputer to date) all work in this way. How else should they? Most of the codes are developped by the users themselves, they are updated regularly -- and they do contain bugs (64-bit bugs, e.g.) ... Stuttgarts former top class machine is running CentOS 5. I never tried the 32-bit feature there myself, because my code _is_ 64-bit clean. But I would have been pissed if ... _______________________________________________ CentOS mailing list CentOS@centos.org http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos
