Jeff Squyres wrote:
> Excellent point. Hardly elegant, but definitely no portability
> issues there -- so I like it better.
Last word on this trivial issue I promise - if you don't want two
copies added to L_L_P, you could use a temporary variable, e.g.:
tcsh -c 'if ( "$?LD_LIBRARY_PATH" == 1
Excellent point. Hardly elegant, but definitely no portability
issues there -- so I like it better.
Many thanks!
On Jan 31, 2006, at 7:09 PM, Glenn Morris wrote:
Jeff Squyres wrote:
After sending this reply, I thought about this issue a bit more --
do you have any idea how portable the e
Jeff Squyres wrote:
> After sending this reply, I thought about this issue a bit more --
> do you have any idea how portable the embedding of \n's in an ssh
> command is? I.e., will this work everywhere?
On further reflection, if worried about portability, you could just
reverse the order of the
Jeff Squyres wrote:
> After sending this reply, I thought about this issue a bit more --
> do you have any idea how portable the embedding of \n's in an ssh
> command is? I.e., will this work everywhere?
:) I almost commented the last time "I don't know how portable this
is". I would imagine it's
On Jan 30, 2006, at 10:03 AM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
Sorry for the lengthy delay on this reply -- thanks for submitting
this bug report. I can confirm that it is broken.
That's a neat trick -- I didn't know that you could embed \n's in an
ssh command line. Thanks!
I'll commit this to the trunk
Jeff Squyres wrote:
> I'll commit this to the trunk and v1.0 branch shortly; it'll be
> included in v1.0.2.
Thanks.
Sorry for the lengthy delay on this reply -- thanks for submitting
this bug report. I can confirm that it is broken.
That's a neat trick -- I didn't know that you could embed \n's in an
ssh command line. Thanks!
I'll commit this to the trunk and v1.0 branch shortly; it'll be
included in
Using openmpi-1.0.1. attemping to launch programs via 'mpirun --mca
pls_rsh_agent ssh' fails if the user login shell is tcsh, and
LD_LIBRARY_PATH is unset at startup.
if ($?FOO) setenv BAR $FOO
is an error in tcsh if $FOO is unset, because it expands the whole
line at once. Instead one has t
