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Having the offlineami function defined in your .bashrc file
From a remote console (psnxserv or pslogin), make sure you are in your home directory:
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Use a text editor to open your .bash_profile file, for example:
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> gedit .bash_profile |
We recommend the following definitions:
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# .bash_profile |
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# Get the aliases and functions |
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if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then |
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. ~/.bashrc |
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fi |
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# User specific environment and startup programs |
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export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin |
You can now save the file and close the text editor.
To avoid restarting the connection, you can use the following command that will apply the latest modification (once you have applied the procedure in this section, you do not need to apply it again):
> source .bashrc
Launching offlineami
Accessing the psana server
From a remote console (psnxserv or pslogin), start a connection to the psana server:
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> ssh psana |
Launching offlineami
Launch the offlineami tool:
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