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Again, make sure you are using bash and not tcsh.
SDF
On SDF, run, e.g.,
source /sdf/group/fermi/software/conda/bin/activate fermitools-2.2.0S3DF
S3DF currently has the fermitools 2.2.0 with fermipy 1.2.0 and 3ML 2.4.0 environment but not the older ones. To activate them, use, e.g.,
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If you suspect the list on this page is not up-to-date, you can also first activate the conda base environment, e.g.,
source /nfssdf/farmgroup/gfermi/glast/softwaresw/conda/bin/activate
and see a list of installed environments
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The conda directories are owned by the glast user. You will need permission to access this account if you want to add or change the existing environments. You can then ssh into a machine as glast (which should not prompt you for a password) or "ksu glast" to change to the glast user on the machine you are currently logged into. You may then want to run "bash" to make sure you are using the bash shell since the glast account defaults to tcsh on the old clustersSomeone who already has permission can add you to the list. You can then run "kinit" and then "ksu glast" to change to the glast user.
If you need to install conda itself, you will need to put it somewhere accessible for fermi users. For example, on S3DF, conda was installed under /sdf/group/fermi/sw following their instructions:
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