Environment modules – EECS Support Pages Skip to main content Toggle navigation EECS Support Pages Home Facilities Student Labs Drop-in Lab Desktop Computers Servers Compute Servers Fileservers Virtual Machines Scratch space Meeting Rooms Services Accounts EECS Username Guest Account Temporary account Disk Quota Printing Staff Printing Student Printing Remote Access Distance Learning Student access RDP (Remote Desktop) SSH VPN SFTP (Secure FTP) SSH Tunnelling Windows Filesharing (Samba) Setting up a SOCKS proxy Web Services Personal Webpages Web Servers Web Policies EECS Mailing Lists Room Booking Online Exam Research Compute Servers GPU utilisation (Live) Joint-Programme (JP) Cluster (HPC) Cluster: CST Studio Cluster: Comsol Cluster: Matlab Cluster: MPI Software Anaconda Caffe2 Environment modules Labview LaTeX MATLAB oXygen XML Editor Python Teaching Software 2018/19 Tensorflow Theano Visual Paradigm FAQ IT regulations. News Environment modules April 29, 2019April 29, 2019 harry Software Environment modules allow developers (and students) to change the necessary environment paths in a user’s Shell in order to use a particular version of a software with the necessary libraries required (among other things). That means, for example, that when the default java version on the system is 1.7, you can load the env. module for Java 1.8 with 1 simple command and you can start using Java 1.8 for your project. Both research and student desktops and servers have a large number of environment modules available for usage. Student desktops will have for the new academic semester a bigger collection of modules to use. How-to To list all the available modules, run: $ module avail To show what the module will change in the user’s environment, type: $ module show MODULE_NAME To load an environment module, type: $ module load MODULE_NAME To list the currently enabled modules, type: $ module list To unload a module, type: $ module unload MODULE_NAME To unload ALL active modules, type: $ module purge Post navigation Desktop Computers Web Policies Search for: Recent articles Latest NVIDIA Drivers, CUDA and cuDNN versions (March 2021) AppsAnywhere – How To Access Rgate Security actions on unprotected SSH Keys (Staff/PhD) Free Adobe Apps Access During Covid 19 COPYRIGHT © 2019 | EECS SUPPORT PAGES | Theme by Colorlib Powered by WordPress
