I installed Anaconda python on comt.sura.org, and in ~testbed/.bashrc, put it first in the path so that it's found before Enthought. Anaconda is a lot more flexible than Enthought, because you can switch easily between environments, and you can install conda packages from binstar.org and know that your environment isn't going to be corrupted. It's a better way forward for use on this server.
I tried running our catalog generation script /home/testbed/comt_catalog/code/buildcatalog.py and it worked except the the system command that calls git at the end. Something funny is up, because I can see that the new catalog was generated, but git status says "nothing to commit". And git push says "everything up to date". But on github I don't see the new catalog.
I installed Anaconda python on comt.sura.org, and in ~testbed/.bashrc, put it first in the path so that it's found before Enthought. Anaconda is a lot more flexible than Enthought, because you can switch easily between environments, and you can install conda packages from binstar.org and know that your environment isn't going to be corrupted. It's a better way forward for use on this server.
I tried running our catalog generation script /home/testbed/comt_catalog/code/buildcatalog.py and it worked except the the system command that calls git at the end. Something funny is up, because I can see that the new catalog was generated, but git status says "nothing to commit". And git push says "everything up to date". But on github I don't see the new catalog.
@corbittkerr do you see the problem?