Spack installs can become quite large, if multiple packages are installed. This can consume a decent amount of a users $HOME based on the current instructions.
The current Spack documentation should be modified to encourage users to install spack and therefore packages to /nobackup/projects/<project>/ or a per user subdirectory within the /nobackup/project region, to avoid filling the home directory quota.
/project could also be suggested, but this also has a limted quota, so nobackup is probably the preffered location.
Spack installs can become quite large, if multiple packages are installed. This can consume a decent amount of a users
$HOMEbased on the current instructions.The current Spack documentation should be modified to encourage users to install spack and therefore packages to
/nobackup/projects/<project>/or a per user subdirectory within the/nobackup/projectregion, to avoid filling the home directory quota./projectcould also be suggested, but this also has a limted quota, sonobackupis probably the preffered location.