How to transfer a conda environment to an off-line computer
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I have a conda environment at home that I'm using on my Ph.D., but now that I'm needing more computational power I have to transfer (or install a perfect copy) of my environment on one of the University's computers. The computers have no internet connection, all I have is SSH.
My attempt to copy the entire /anaconda3 directory and .bashrc to a path similar to the one I use at my home (/home/henrique/bin) have not worked.
What is the correct way to transfer my anaconda install?
python-3.x anaconda conda
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I have a conda environment at home that I'm using on my Ph.D., but now that I'm needing more computational power I have to transfer (or install a perfect copy) of my environment on one of the University's computers. The computers have no internet connection, all I have is SSH.
My attempt to copy the entire /anaconda3 directory and .bashrc to a path similar to the one I use at my home (/home/henrique/bin) have not worked.
What is the correct way to transfer my anaconda install?
python-3.x anaconda conda
You know that the.bashrc
file have to be in/home/henrique
, right? Have you checked is the PATH environment variable is correctly set on your new location?
– Andrei Boyanov
Nov 28 at 9:32
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I have a conda environment at home that I'm using on my Ph.D., but now that I'm needing more computational power I have to transfer (or install a perfect copy) of my environment on one of the University's computers. The computers have no internet connection, all I have is SSH.
My attempt to copy the entire /anaconda3 directory and .bashrc to a path similar to the one I use at my home (/home/henrique/bin) have not worked.
What is the correct way to transfer my anaconda install?
python-3.x anaconda conda
I have a conda environment at home that I'm using on my Ph.D., but now that I'm needing more computational power I have to transfer (or install a perfect copy) of my environment on one of the University's computers. The computers have no internet connection, all I have is SSH.
My attempt to copy the entire /anaconda3 directory and .bashrc to a path similar to the one I use at my home (/home/henrique/bin) have not worked.
What is the correct way to transfer my anaconda install?
python-3.x anaconda conda
python-3.x anaconda conda
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You know that the.bashrc
file have to be in/home/henrique
, right? Have you checked is the PATH environment variable is correctly set on your new location?
– Andrei Boyanov
Nov 28 at 9:32
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You know that the.bashrc
file have to be in/home/henrique
, right? Have you checked is the PATH environment variable is correctly set on your new location?
– Andrei Boyanov
Nov 28 at 9:32
You know that the
.bashrc
file have to be in /home/henrique
, right? Have you checked is the PATH environment variable is correctly set on your new location?– Andrei Boyanov
Nov 28 at 9:32
You know that the
.bashrc
file have to be in /home/henrique
, right? Have you checked is the PATH environment variable is correctly set on your new location?– Andrei Boyanov
Nov 28 at 9:32
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You know that the
.bashrc
file have to be in/home/henrique
, right? Have you checked is the PATH environment variable is correctly set on your new location?– Andrei Boyanov
Nov 28 at 9:32