While trying to get rmote working in an SGE cluster, I tried setting the server_dir argument to a value that would change by day and use a directory that could be accessed through multiple terminal sessions to SGE. So I tried setting server_dir to something like server_dir = paste0('~/rmote/rmote_server_', Sys.Date()) and it initially seemed to work (rmote printed the message with the url) but eventually it wasn't working. That's why I changed my .Rprofile to use /users/my_username/ instead of ~/ and it all worked after that point and now it also prints the To stop the server message. To make the difference in messages clear, I'm posting them here:
Failing with ~/
Serving the directory /users/my_username/rmote/rmote_server_2018_02_16 at http://127.0.0.1:4321
When it works:
Serving the directory /users/my_username/rmote/rmote_server_2018_02_16 at http://127.0.0.1:4321
To stop the server, run servr::daemon_stop("some_number") or restart your R session
I ignore if that's something you would expect or if you meant to have it work with paths that include ~/.
Hi,
While trying to get
rmoteworking in an SGE cluster, I tried setting theserver_dirargument to a value that would change by day and use a directory that could be accessed through multiple terminal sessions to SGE. So I tried settingserver_dirto something likeserver_dir = paste0('~/rmote/rmote_server_', Sys.Date())and it initially seemed to work (rmoteprinted the message with the url) but eventually it wasn't working. That's why I changed my.Rprofileto use/users/my_username/instead of~/and it all worked after that point and now it also prints theTo stop the servermessage. To make the difference in messages clear, I'm posting them here:Failing with
~/When it works:
I ignore if that's something you would expect or if you meant to have it work with paths that include
~/.Best, Leo