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| - | ====== Environment variables and PATH ====== | + | [[mkatari-bioinformatics-august-2013|Manny' |
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| + | ====== Some useful information about linux ====== | ||
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| + | === Environment variables and PATH === | ||
| All variables that are set in your environment can be found by using | All variables that are set in your environment can be found by using | ||
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| - | The variable that is most important to us PATH. The PATH is where the computer is looking for the commands. To see the contents of the variable type: | + | The variable that is most important to us is '' |
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| - | In the sbatch files we have been adding the full path to the commands. Another option is to add the path of the command you want to use to PATH. This is what module load essentially does. | + | In the sbatch files we have been adding the full path to the commands. Another option is to add the full path of the command you want to use to the variable |
| For example the following two commands are equivalent. | For example the following two commands are equivalent. | ||
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| module load samtools | module load samtools | ||
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