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Siamar89 edited this page Sep 12, 2017
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If you use windows you will need to first have access to a bash command window. Guide for Windows 10 :
For Mac and Linux, simply use the built in terminals.
A few useful commands in bash :
- ls: shows what is in current directory.
- cd < path >: enables you to chose the directory you want to use. To go back 1 directory up just use 'cd ..'.
- pwd: shows the path to current directory.
- mkdir < name >: creates a directory in current directory.
- touch < name >: creates an empty file if is not used. If it is, updates date and time for the file.
- which < command >: shows path to where the command lies. For example 'which which' will give : '/usr/bin/which'.
- scp -r < path to directory > login@machinename:~/: copies the directory from machinename to your computer if you are not connected to the ssh server. If you are, it will copy from your machine to the server.
- htop: shows current use of ressources.
- vim: a text editor you can use.
- exit: quits the ssh server.
To access TPT by SSH from outside TPT, use ssh [email protected]. You are now inside. To access a specific machine, e.g. lame10, use ssh your_login@lame10. Note that you need to be inside TPT.
A list of powerful machines you can access by ssh, without any queuing system.
- lame10-16: You have your home folder unchanged, so it's very easy to use.
- lame17-19: You need to install what you need, your home is not accessible.
- lame20-22: You can book these machines on this wesite.
If you need the gpu, or if you need help with these machines, ask [email protected]
A cluster you can access by ssh, but you need to use the queue. Please read the doc before using it ! (in french)