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public:lle [2017-05-30 09:20] – [Package initialisation] Arno Schoenmakerspublic:lle [2017-05-30 10:47] – [Login scripts] Arno Schoenmakers
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-Users should **NEVER** modify these default scripts. In their $HOME these should be symlinks to the versions in ''/opt/cep/login''. Personalization of your login is possible through other scripts like ''.myalias'' and ''.mysetenv'' (see below). +Users should **NEVER** modify these default scripts. In their ''$HOME'' these should be symlinks to the versions in ''/opt/cep/login''. Personalization of your login is possible through other scripts like ''.myalias'' and ''.mysetenv'' (see below). 
  
  
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 Apart from the systemwide module initialization files provided in directory ''$APS_LOCAL/modulefiles'', users can add their personal modulefiles in their ''$HOME/modulefiles'' and have these run at login time. To add a new, personal, modulefile, act as follows: Apart from the systemwide module initialization files provided in directory ''$APS_LOCAL/modulefiles'', users can add their personal modulefiles in their ''$HOME/modulefiles'' and have these run at login time. To add a new, personal, modulefile, act as follows:
   * Install the package   * Install the package
-  * Create a ''$HOME/modulefiles/<package>/<modulefile>'' environment module script (e.g., adding the installation directory to your ''$PATH''). See [[http://modules.sourceforge.net/man/modulefile.html|this manula for writing modulefiles yourself]].+  * Create a ''$HOME/modulefiles/<package>/<modulefile>'' environment module script (e.g., adding the installation directory to your ''$PATH''). See [[http://modules.sourceforge.net/man/modulefile.html|this manual for writing modulefiles yourself]].
   * Add <package> to the list of packages in file ''$HOME/.mypackages''   * Add <package> to the list of packages in file ''$HOME/.mypackages''
  
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