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How do I copy files from my workstation to a node in an experiment?
Your home directory from users
is available on the nodes in your experiment. Any files you copy to users.isi.deterlab.net
using scp or sftp will therefore be available.
How can I copy files from a node in the testbed to my workstation?
The reverse of the previous question: copy the files you want to your home directory, then download them from users.isi.deterlab.net
using scp or sftp.
How can I install software on my nodes?
The CentOS5 and Ubuntu804-STD images have access to full package repositories. You can therefore use yum
or apt-get
(respectively) to install software that's been pre-packaged for each distro.
If there is no package for the software you wish to install, you can install from source. Copy the source tarball to the testbed (see How do I copy files from my workstation to a node in an experiment? or use wget
or curl
on users
), then follow the package's installation instructions.
While we will do everything we can to assist any issues you face, we do not have the resources to help individual users install software.
When I try to attach to an experiment with SEER, I get the error: Error downloading /proj/ProjectName/exp/ExperimentName/tbdata/node.pem: 2: no such file.
Make sure you've followed the instructions How to set up an experiment with SEER.
This error is most frequently seen because you have not included a node named control
which is not connected to anything else in the topology.
Also make sure you've set the start command to run on every node, including control
.