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No root privileges are required to install or use this code.
If you're using Anaconda (or Miniconda) Python distribution, you should be able to install the LSST stack by doing the following:
conda update conda # to ensure you’re running latest conda
conda config --add channels http://research.majuric.org/conda/stable
conda install lsst-distrib
This will install the LSST packages in your $CONDA_ROOT/opt/lsst
. To "activate" them (i.e., get them onto your PATH
, etc.), run:
source eups-setups.sh
setup <name_of_the_package>
where <name_of_the_package>
can be learned from the LSST stack documentation.
We have all lsst_distrib
and lsst_sims
packages (including MAF). qserv
is not yet available as a conda
package.
- These binaries should work on:
- OS X 10.9 and 10.10
- Any Linux newer than CentOS 5 (glibc 2.5 or later)
- In particular, they've been known to work on the Edison cluster at NERSC
- They will not work on OS X 10.11 (El Capitan)
The packaging code has been developed by Mario Juric (@mjuric), with patches contributed and builds performed by Lynne Jones (@rhiannonlynne), Scott Daniel (@danielsf), Rahul Biswas, and Michael Reuter (@mareuter).
If these questions are answered somewhere, please point me at the documentation!
What exactly does this install?
conda list
lists lots of packages, but I can't see any top-level package (such as lsst_apps).What should I setup to use all the binary-installed packages? How do I use eups or conda to list the ones that were just installed?