Closed Anto007 closed 2 months ago
The error message "sh: /dev/tty: No such device or address" typically occurs when a shell script or command tries to access the terminal device /dev/tty
, but it's unable to find it.
This could happen if the script is trying to read input from the terminal (stdin
) but is unable to do so because the terminal device is not available or accessible.
Possible reasons for this error could include:
If you're running dDocent
via SLURM, you need to make sure you are giving it a configuration file and not running interactively.
I consistently get the below error message when I run dDocent 2.8.13 (conda installation) on the SLURM-based computation cluster (CentOS Linux release 7.9.2009) at my end. The correct final output files seem to be created though. I was wondering if there were any quick-fix solutions here? Thank you very much.