Can more recent tool updates be installed with gzip if the file has a suffix of .tar.bz2? I'm unable to access the webinar video that is supposed to explain using conda. (And I have registered in the Rocket community forum.) I'd like to be able to update the tools I have (curl, libssh, openssl and sudo) as I have done in the past with instructions in the readme. I don't know if that is still possible but it is preferable to me. If not, then it would be great if I had more clear instruction on the use of conda in USS.
Thanks!
Debbi Cosentino
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
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Can more recent tool updates be installed with gzip if the file has a suffix of .tar.bz2? I'm unable to access the webinar video that is supposed to explain using conda. (And I have registered in the Rocket community forum.) I'd like to be able to update the tools I have (curl, libssh, openssl and sudo) as I have done in the past with instructions in the readme. I don't know if that is still possible but it is preferable to me. If not, then it would be great if I had more clear instruction on the use of conda in USS.
Thanks!
Debbi Cosentino
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
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Thanks!
Debbi Cosentino
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
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There is a video about z/OS Miniconda installation.
https://community.rocketsoftware.com/viewwebinar/installing-zos-miniconda
The z/OS Miniconda and z/OS Miniconda documentation can be downloaded from Rocket community portal.
- Sign in to the Rocket Community Portal.
- Click Downloads from the navigation menu. A list of available Rocket products for your account appears.
- Select z/OpenSource.
- Type 'Miniconda' in the search box to filter the list of available downloads.
I also attached the documentation to the post.
Thanks,
Sergei
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Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
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Hi Debra,
There is a video about z/OS Miniconda installation.
https://community.rocketsoftware.com/viewwebinar/installing-zos-miniconda
The z/OS Miniconda and z/OS Miniconda documentation can be downloaded from Rocket community portal.
I also attached the documentation to the post.
Thanks,
Sergei
------------------------------
Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
There is a video about z/OS Miniconda installation.
https://community.rocketsoftware.com/viewwebinar/installing-zos-miniconda
The z/OS Miniconda and z/OS Miniconda documentation can be downloaded from Rocket community portal.
- Sign in to the Rocket Community Portal.
- Click Downloads from the navigation menu. A list of available Rocket products for your account appears.
- Select z/OpenSource.
- Type 'Miniconda' in the search box to filter the list of available downloads.
I also attached the documentation to the post.
Thanks,
Sergei
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Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
I've watched the video for installing miniconda however, it only used the appdev bundle file....no mention of the manifest. How does that figure in to the install?
Deb
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
Hi Debra,
There is a video about z/OS Miniconda installation.
https://community.rocketsoftware.com/viewwebinar/installing-zos-miniconda
The z/OS Miniconda and z/OS Miniconda documentation can be downloaded from Rocket community portal.
I also attached the documentation to the post.
Thanks,
Sergei
------------------------------
Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
There is a video about z/OS Miniconda installation.
https://community.rocketsoftware.com/viewwebinar/installing-zos-miniconda
The z/OS Miniconda and z/OS Miniconda documentation can be downloaded from Rocket community portal.
- Sign in to the Rocket Community Portal.
- Click Downloads from the navigation menu. A list of available Rocket products for your account appears.
- Select z/OpenSource.
- Type 'Miniconda' in the search box to filter the list of available downloads.
I also attached the documentation to the post.
Thanks,
Sergei
------------------------------
Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
Am I using an incorrect file for install? This is what I've tried to use....appdev_manifest_2.0.1.txt
miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run
Thanks!
Deb
Hi Sergei,
I have tried to do the miniconda install as was shown in the video and the documentation. I wasn't given the opportunity to answer Y or N to whether or not I want to use the paid secure server or the public one. Just put me directly into the secure server. Idea of how to change that?
Thanks,
Debbi
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
+1- Rocketeer
- 73 replies
UPDATE to this....I reran the install and got the question this time....however, when I replied N, I received this error
Am I using an incorrect file for install? This is what I've tried to use....
appdev_manifest_2.0.1.txt
miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run
Thanks!
Deb
Hi Sergei,
I have tried to do the miniconda install as was shown in the video and the documentation. I wasn't given the opportunity to answer Y or N to whether or not I want to use the paid secure server or the public one. Just put me directly into the secure server. Idea of how to change that?
Thanks,
Debbi
------------------------------
Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
Am I using an incorrect file for install? This is what I've tried to use....appdev_manifest_2.0.1.txt
miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run
Thanks!
Deb
Hi Sergei,
I have tried to do the miniconda install as was shown in the video and the documentation. I wasn't given the opportunity to answer Y or N to whether or not I want to use the paid secure server or the public one. Just put me directly into the secure server. Idea of how to change that?
Thanks,
Debbi
------------------------------
Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
Hi Debra,
If you already have an installation, you can reconfigure it to use public server.
Type 'conda config --show-sources' to see the configs. The command will show config names with a content.
in the case of a free conda server, the channel_alias option should be absent.
if you see channel_alias: https://condaserver.rocketsoftware.com/api/repo
then just delete it from the related config file.
Thanks,
Sergei
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Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
Hi Debra,
If you already have an installation, you can reconfigure it to use public server.
Type 'conda config --show-sources' to see the configs. The command will show config names with a content.
in the case of a free conda server, the channel_alias option should be absent.
if you see channel_alias: https://condaserver.rocketsoftware.com/api/repo
then just delete it from the related config file.
Thanks,
Sergei
------------------------------
Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
That's the problem....I don't already have an installation. It fails. I've tries running in Putty and in bash shell in Putty. I attached the log from my attempted install. I'm stuck at this point. I've been working with another co-worker who seems to have no problem with his install. I can't even issue conda commands. (Do I have to issue the activate prior to being able to issue conda commands? My experience with this stuff is very limited.)
Thanks!
Debbi
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
+1- Rocketeer
- 73 replies
Hey Sergei,
That's the problem....I don't already have an installation. It fails. I've tries running in Putty and in bash shell in Putty. I attached the log from my attempted install. I'm stuck at this point. I've been working with another co-worker who seems to have no problem with his install. I can't even issue conda commands. (Do I have to issue the activate prior to being able to issue conda commands? My experience with this stuff is very limited.)
Thanks!
Debbi
------------------------------
Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
That's the problem....I don't already have an installation. It fails. I've tries running in Putty and in bash shell in Putty. I attached the log from my attempted install. I'm stuck at this point. I've been working with another co-worker who seems to have no problem with his install. I can't even issue conda commands. (Do I have to issue the activate prior to being able to issue conda commands? My experience with this stuff is very limited.)
Thanks!
Debbi
------------------------------
Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
------------------------------
Hi Debbi,
Thank you for the full log.
It looks, the error appears because the installation scrip cannot save the log and print it then, since you are located it a root directory.
/
...
# /pptmp/miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run --path /usr/lpp/rsusr/miniconda
Could you try to run the following commands instead of the latest one:
cd /pptmp/
./miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run --path /usr/lpp/rsusr/miniconda
I think, it's a bug and we will fix it in a future release.
Thanks,
Sergei
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Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
Hi Debbi,
Thank you for the full log.
It looks, the error appears because the installation scrip cannot save the log and print it then, since you are located it a root directory.
/
...
# /pptmp/miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run --path /usr/lpp/rsusr/miniconda
Could you try to run the following commands instead of the latest one:
cd /pptmp/
./miniconda-zos-2.0-2022-01-17.run --path /usr/lpp/rsusr/miniconda
I think, it's a bug and we will fix it in a future release.
Thanks,
Sergei
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Sergei Rezepin
Rocket Software
------------------------------
Many thanks!! That did the trick! And now that I figured out how to pull the tools in from the public anaconda.org site....wow, that is super cool! I would recommend though that the doc for doing the install and the video be updated a bit. The doc makes some assumptions about the reader's skill level and knowledge. In my case, they thought I knew much more than I actually do! :-) Let me know if you guys need an "idiot" to help "idiot-proof" your docs.
Thanks,
Deb
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Debra Cosentino
Mainframe Systems Administrator/Developer
IBM Silicon
San Jose CA US
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