Closed Ashwani-88 closed 3 years ago
It may be that your cluster doesn't have this standard Unix utility on all it's nodes. Time is often also provided by the shell, if you have no source providing it I expect you can install it in your fermitools conda environment by installing it from conda-forge:
conda install -n fermi -c conda-forge time
Assuming your environment is named 'fermi'
Dear Alex, It is working now. Thanks for your help.
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On Sun, Jul 18, 2021 at 4:44 PM Alex Reustle @.***> wrote:
It may be that your cluster doesn't have this standard Unix utility on all it's nodes. Time is often also provided by the shell, if you have no source providing it I expect you can install it in your fermitools conda environment by installing it from conda-forge:
conda install -n fermi -c conda-forge time
Assuming your environment is named 'fermi'
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Hi, I am getting the following error when I run Fermi sciencetool likelihood analysis using python on cluster via submitting job on SLURM ( a job scheduler).
"/bin/sh time command not found"
However, when I submit a job for fermipy analysis everything works fine. Also when I run Fermi sciencetool analysis in terminal on cluster it runs without any error.