Icarus 3.3 Quick Start: Difference between revisions

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There are two options for obtaining the model source code: from the CVS repository on the NCCS progress server, and from the SVN "public" repository on the trac server. Since the code on progress is more current, elgible users are strongly encouraged to obtain accounts from NCCS and use the progress repository.

=== Using the NCCS ~~progress~~ CVS code repository ===

=== Using the NCCS CVS code repository ===

The following assumes that you know your way around Unix, have successfully logged into your cluster account and have an account on the source code repository with the proper <code>ssh</code> configuration -- see the ~~progress~~ repository quick start pages at: https://~~progress~~.nccs.nasa.gov/trac/admin/wiki/QuickStart. The link requires your NCCS username and password. The recommend SSH config setup for CVS on discover is:

The following assumes that you know your way around Unix, have successfully logged into your cluster account and have an account on the source code repository with the proper <code>ssh</code> configuration -- see the NCCS repository quick start pages at: https://www.nccs.nasa.gov/trac/admin/wiki/QuickStart. The link requires your NCCS username and password. The recommend SSH config setup for CVS on discover is:

Host cvsacldirect

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Port 22223

That's it. Progress is not needed unless you specifically know you need it. It won't hurt to add it, but at present it isn't needed. Also, you'll need to generate RSA or ED25519 keys and upload them (this is mentioned in the quick start page above) to https://~~progress~~.nccs.nasa.gov/keyupload/. (NOTE: DSA keys are not recommended as some sites, e.g., NAS, have started disallowing them.) The usual way of doing this is to go to your <tt>.ssh</tt> directory and run <tt>ssh-keygen</tt>, making a key with no password:

That's it. Progress is not needed unless you specifically know you need it. It won't hurt to add it, but at present it isn't needed. Also, you'll need to generate RSA or ED25519 keys and upload them (this is mentioned in the quick start page above) to https://www.nccs.nasa.gov/keyupload/. (NOTE: DSA keys are not recommended as some sites, e.g., NAS, have started disallowing them.) The usual way of doing this is to go to your <tt>.ssh</tt> directory and run <tt>ssh-keygen</tt>, making a key with no password:

$ cd $HOME/.ssh

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 There are two options for obtaining the model source code: from the CVS repository on the NCCS progress server, and from the SVN "public" repository on the trac server.  Since the code on progress is more current, elgible users are strongly encouraged to obtain accounts from NCCS and use the progress repository.
-=== Using the NCCS progress CVS code repository ===
+=== Using the NCCS CVS code repository ===
-The following assumes that you know your way around Unix, have successfully logged into your cluster account and have an account on the source code repository with the proper <code>ssh</code> configuration -- see the progress repository quick start pages at: https://progress.nccs.nasa.gov/trac/admin/wiki/QuickStart. The link requires your NCCS username and password. The recommend SSH config setup for CVS on discover is:
+The following assumes that you know your way around Unix, have successfully logged into your cluster account and have an account on the source code repository with the proper <code>ssh</code> configuration -- see the NCCS repository quick start pages at: https://www.nccs.nasa.gov/trac/admin/wiki/QuickStart. The link requires your NCCS username and password. The recommend SSH config setup for CVS on discover is:
   Host cvsacldirect
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       Port 22223
-That's it. Progress is not needed unless you specifically know you need it. It won't hurt to add it, but at present it isn't needed. Also, you'll need to generate RSA or ED25519 keys and upload them (this is mentioned in the quick start page above) to https://progress.nccs.nasa.gov/keyupload/. (NOTE: DSA keys are not recommended as some sites, e.g., NAS, have started disallowing them.) The usual way of doing this is to go to your <tt>.ssh</tt> directory and run <tt>ssh-keygen</tt>, making a key with no password:
+That's it. Progress is not needed unless you specifically know you need it. It won't hurt to add it, but at present it isn't needed. Also, you'll need to generate RSA or ED25519 keys and upload them (this is mentioned in the quick start page above) to https://www.nccs.nasa.gov/keyupload/. (NOTE: DSA keys are not recommended as some sites, e.g., NAS, have started disallowing them.) The usual way of doing this is to go to your <tt>.ssh</tt> directory and run <tt>ssh-keygen</tt>, making a key with no password:
   $ cd $HOME/.ssh