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Yambowikiadmin at 10:15, 13 April 2022

2022-04-13T10:15:54Z

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	A the ~~participants~~ of the ~~computational school on "Ab-initio Many-body Methods and Simulations with the Yambo Code"~~ will ~~be sent~~ a link and a password to connect via noVNC to a Virtual Machine running on the ICTP cloud server. ~~This is the strongly suggested mode to work on the hand-on sessions.~~		In the case of Yambo activities sponsored by [https://www.ictp.it// ICTP] all the participants will receive a link and a password to connect via noVNC to a Virtual Machine running on the ICTP cloud server.

	noVNC is a open source VNC (Virtual Network Computing, a graphical desktop-sharing system) client that runs well in any modern browser.		noVNC is a open source VNC (Virtual Network Computing, a graphical desktop-sharing system) client that runs well in any modern browser.

Nicolaspallanzani: /* On your laptop/workstation */

2022-04-07T09:27:49Z

On your laptop/workstation

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	=== On your laptop/workstation ===		=== On your laptop/workstation ===

	Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the '''ssh key''' provided when you asked for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:		If you are a Windows user I'm assuming that you installed OpenSSH as suggested in the document you received to obtain the VM credentials. Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the '''ssh key''' provided when you asked for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:

	scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .		scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .

Nicolaspallanzani: /* How to retrieve data */

2022-04-07T09:23:28Z

How to retrieve data

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	=== On the Virtual Machine ===		=== On the Virtual Machine ===

	First of all, it is a good idea to compact the data you want to download. So open a terminal inside the VM and pack the tutorial directories using the tar command:		First of all, it is a good idea to compact the data you want to download. So open a terminal inside the VM and pack the tutorial directories using the '''tar''' command:

	tar zcvf yambo_tutorials.tgz YAMBO*		tar zcvf yambo_tutorials.tgz YAMBO*

	or using the zip command (you need to install it before):		or using the '''zip''' command (you need to install it before):

	sudo apt update && sudo apt install zip		sudo apt update && sudo apt install zip
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	=== On your laptop/workstation ===		=== On your laptop/workstation ===

	Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the ssh key provided when you asked for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:		Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the '''ssh key''' provided when you asked for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:

	scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .		scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .

Nicolaspallanzani: /* On your laptop/workstation */

2022-04-07T09:20:58Z

On your laptop/workstation

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	=== On your laptop/workstation ===		=== On your laptop/workstation ===

	Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the ssh key provided when you ~~ask~~ for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:		Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the ssh key provided when you asked for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:

	scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .		scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .

Nicolaspallanzani: /* How to retrieve data */

2022-04-07T09:18:22Z

How to retrieve data

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	== How to retrieve data ==		== How to retrieve data ==

			=== On the Virtual Machine ===

	First of all, it is a good idea to compact the data you want to download. So open a terminal inside the VM and pack the tutorial directories using the tar command:		First of all, it is a good idea to compact the data you want to download. So open a terminal inside the VM and pack the tutorial directories using the tar command:
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	zip -r yambo_tutorials.zip YAMBO*		zip -r yambo_tutorials.zip YAMBO*

	=== ~~For Linux and Mac users~~ ===		=== On your laptop/workstation ===

	Open a terminal in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the ssh key provided when you ask for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:		Open a terminal (or cmd) in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the ssh key provided when you ask for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:

	scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:~/yambo_tutorials.tgz .		scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.tgz .

	or		or

	scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:~/yambo_tutorials.zip .		scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:yambo_tutorials.zip .

	~~=== For Windows users ===~~

	~~TODO (soon)~~

Nicolaspallanzani: /* How to retrieve data */

2022-04-07T09:12:30Z

How to retrieve data

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	== How to retrieve data ==		== How to retrieve data ==

			First of all, it is a good idea to compact the data you want to download. So open a terminal inside the VM and pack the tutorial directories using the tar command:

			tar zcvf yambo_tutorials.tgz YAMBO*

			or using the zip command (you need to install it before):

			sudo apt update && sudo apt install zip
			zip -r yambo_tutorials.zip YAMBO*

			=== For Linux and Mac users ===

			Open a terminal in your laptop/workstation and copy the compressed package created in the VM. Remember to use the ssh key provided when you ask for the VM credentials and replace "ins45170.ictp.it" with the URL of your VM:

			scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:~/yambo_tutorials.tgz .

			or

			scp -i SMR3694 ictpuser@ins45170.ictp.it:~/yambo_tutorials.zip .

			=== For Windows users ===

	TODO (soon)		TODO (soon)

Nicolaspallanzani: /* How to retrieve data */

2022-04-07T08:10:59Z

How to retrieve data

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	== How to retrieve data ==		== How to retrieve data ==

	~~TBD~~ (soon)		TODO (soon)

Nicolaspallanzani at 08:10, 7 April 2022

2022-04-07T08:10:40Z

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	Virtual Packages:		Virtual Packages:
	None		None

			== How to retrieve data ==

			TBD (soon)

Nicolaspallanzani: /* How to load the Yambo code and the tutorials */

2022-04-02T14:27:07Z

How to load the Yambo code and the tutorials

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	spack load yambo		spack load yambo
	spack load anaconda3		spack load anaconda3

			NB: load the anaconda3 package only for the yambopy tutorial, otherwise you may run into problems with gnuplot.

	(iv) The Yambopy tutorial material is available for the copy from this path:		(iv) The Yambopy tutorial material is available for the copy from this path:

Nicolaspallanzani: /* How to load the Yambo code and the tutorials */

2022-04-01T13:27:30Z

How to load the Yambo code and the tutorials

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	[[File:ICTP Virtual machine terminal.png\|600px\|Yambo tutorial image]]		[[File:ICTP Virtual machine terminal.png\|600px\|Yambo tutorial image]]

	(ii) The tutorial material is available for the copy from this path:		(ii) The Yambo tutorial material is available for the copy from this path:
	cp -r /media/ictpuser/smr3694/ictptutor/YAMBO_TUTORIALS ~/		cp -r /media/ictpuser/smr3694/ictptutor/YAMBO_TUTORIALS ~/
	~~cp -r /media/ictpuser/smr3694/ictptutor/YAMBOPY_TUTORIALS ~/~~

	(iii) One of the tutorial shows the usage of Yambopy, it is installed via Anaconda. Yambopy is used both to manage workflows and to do postprocessing. So, in order to use it you have to load three spack pakages:		(iii) One of the tutorial shows the usage of Yambopy, it is installed via Anaconda. Yambopy is used both to manage workflows and to do postprocessing. So, in order to use it you have to load three spack pakages:
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	spack load yambo		spack load yambo
	spack load anaconda3		spack load anaconda3

			(iv) The Yambopy tutorial material is available for the copy from this path:
			cp -r /media/ictpuser/smr3694/ictptutor/YAMBOPY_TUTORIALS ~/

	== Other useful spack commands ==		== Other useful spack commands ==