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Juan Alvarado, 07/26/2023 03:53 PM
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3 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | To run PARTONS on the farm we need to do is to create a singularity container, follow these steps |
4 | * Set the environment and load the appropriate modules |
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5 | source /site/env/syscshrc |
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6 | module load singularity/3.9.5 |
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8 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | * Build the container: |
9 | singularity build --sandbox partons_singularity docker://partons/partons |
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11 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | * The previous command with create a new folder called "partons_singularity". To run the container do: |
12 | singularity shell --writable partons_singularity |
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14 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | * Now your terminal has changed. You can find PARTONS' folders in /root/workspace/ |
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16 | 3 | Juan Alvarado | * For instance, to run an example inside the container you can do: |
17 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | cd /root/workspace/partons-example/ |
18 | ./bin/PARTONS_example data/examples/gpd/computeSingleKinematicsForGPD.xml |
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20 | 3 | Juan Alvarado | * To run partons using a .xml outside the container (I am using computeSingleKinematicsForGPD.xml), we need to bind the folder on host to a folder on the container. |
21 | 1. I create a folder where the xml files are going to be linked on the container. |
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22 | mkdir partons_singularity/root/workspace/partons-example/input |
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24 | 2. Create a script with the commands to run. I call it "order". The content of my file named "order" is: |
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25 | cd /root/workspace/partons-example/ |
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26 | ./bin/PARTONS_example "path_to_xml_file" |
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28 | 3 | Juan Alvarado | The script will change working directory on the container and will execute PARTONS. |
29 | 5 | Juan Alvarado | This script has to be located in your home directory (or any other mounted location e.g. input folder) and you need to give permissions using chmod 755 ~/order |
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31 | 6 | Juan Alvarado | 3. Then, execute PARTONS binding the folder containing the .xml file (on host) to the folder you have have just created (I created the folder input in the current location): |
32 | 3 | Juan Alvarado | singularity exec --writable --bind ./input/:/root/workspace/partons-example/input/ partons_singularity/ ./order |
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34 | where the "path_to_xml_file" will be "input/computeSingleKinematicsForGPD.xml" |
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36 | For completeness, notice that the "order" file contains the following lines: |
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37 | cd /root/workspace/partons-example/ |
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38 | ./bin/PARTONS_example input/computeSingleKinematicsForGPD.xml |
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41 | 7 | Juan Alvarado | If you need to re-build the container and get the error "no space left on device", you just need to delete the folder .apptainer and .singularity in your home directory |
42 | 8 | Juan Alvarado | If you get the error |
43 | ./bin/PARTONS_example: error while loading shared libraries: libQt5Core.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. |
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44 | Do |
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45 | strip --remove-section=.note.ABI-tag /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libQt5Core.so.5 |
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48 | To run EpIC, just copy the file epic_partons.tar.xz to the desired location and extract it with tar -xf |
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49 | * singularity shell --writable --containall epic_partons (to enter the container) |
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50 | * singularity exec --writable --containall --bind ./test/:/work/workspace/epic/test/ epic_partons run.sh (to bind a folder and use it as executable) |
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54 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | *Some important links* |
55 | 1 | Alexandre Camsonne | https://partons.cea.fr |
56 | 7 | Juan Alvarado | https://pawelsznajder.github.io/epic/ |
57 | 2 | Juan Alvarado | https://docs.sylabs.io/guides/3.0/user-guide/build_a_container.html |
58 | https://docs.sylabs.io/guides/2.6/user-guide/singularity_and_docker.html |
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59 | https://singularity-tutorial.github.io/02-basic-usage/ |