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Sorry, my statement was inaccurate, so I deleted it. There are several ways to display applications installed in For example, the administrator needs to modify Apologies for the inconvenience. |
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I have admin access, so can make appropriate changes. I cannot see a 'ondemand.yml' file in /etc/ood/config/ondemand.d. Might this be related to our older version of OOD, or can I create the file ? |
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No, the configuration file |
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No, I'm definitely on the ondemand node! The contents of that directory as below: The ondemand installation is working well on our cluster, in service over a year now. |
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Oh, sorry. The configuration files of OOD seem to be "/etc/ood/config/ondemand.d/*.yml files". So, please rewrite Thanks, |
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Hello Open Composer users,
I am investigating use of Open Composer, and have installed it under OOD v 3.0.3.
I have done the installation under my 'general user' account so I can try it out before a wider launch to our cluster users. I can access it via the Develop/My Sandbox Apps area. Should I also expect to see it on the OOD top page, as suggested in the documentation ? If so, I assume this would be under the 'Jobs' menu ? I don't see Open Composer in any main menu. I note the documentation states 'When you edit ./OpenComposer/manifest.yml, which is a manifest file for Open OnDemand, the Open Composer icon will appear on the Open OnDemand top page' - I am not sure how the file needs to be edited - sorry if I have missed something obvious!
Thank you for any assistance,
Colin
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