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@smoors , could you check whether or not you want the information on killing lingering MathWorksServiceHost processes on login nodes as well? In that case I can unify the tabs, and perhaps even make it a general guideline? |
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| # look for the PID of the MathWorksServiceHost process | ||
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Perhaps ps aux | grep MathWorksServiceHost instead?
| including the folder ``.MathWorks``, which can become quite big over time. To | ||
| prevent ``$VSC_HOME`` from filling up, we recommend creating symlinks to | ||
| redirect this folder to your ``$VSC_DATA`` directory. If this folder already | ||
| exists, you can safely delete it. Execute the following commands to automate the |
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... to automate the process -> ... to accomplish this:
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| rm -rv ~/.MathWorks |
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Perhaps rm -rf ~/.MathWorks, instead?
| mkdir -pv $VSC_DATA/.MathWorks | ||
| ln -sv $VSC_DATA/.MathWorks ~/.MathWorks | ||
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| In case you're trying this on a login node and you previously ran Matlab |
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Maybe start like this: Please refrain from running MATLAB on the login nodes; but, in case you had opened MATLAB on the login nodes, you might ...
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LGTM.
You may also consider the to take out the -v option from the rm command, because it just informs you about useless stuff. Instead the -f option returns exit code 0 even if the target folder does not exist. Read all these as a personal suggestion.
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This has slipped my mind. @smoors , is this fine for you? |
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