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CACTUS Installation

This page contains instructions on how to install different CACTUS builds on supported operating systems. Many of these same instructions can be found the CACTUS wiki at https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/cactus/wiki/
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Install CACTUS on SLC5 (Scientific Linux CERN)

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  1. Download the CACTUS repo file

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CACTUS Installation

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  1. Check out the code from SVN into the desired location your machine.

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  1. Be sure the CACTUS root directory trunk/ is where you want it. In the following steps, I will just assume the code has been checked out into the user's home directory.
  2. Go the 'trunk' directory of the CACTUS code and build the package

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CACTUS Installation

 This page contains instructions on how to install different CACTUS builds on supported operating systems. Many of these same instructions can be found the CACTUS wiki at https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/cactus/wiki/

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Install PyChips

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  1. Download the PyChips tar file from SVN to the desired directory on your machine (i.e. ${HOME}/PyChips_1_4_3)

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Install CACTUS on SLC5
Install CACUS on SL5
Install PyChips
 
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Install CACTUS on SLC5 (Scientific Linux CERN)

 CACTUS installation on SLC5 is supported by RPM/YUM

  1. Download the CACTUS repo file
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  1. Copy the repo file to /etc/yum.repos.d

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  1. Install the software using YUM

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  1. When installation is complete, then the CACTUS software package should be in /opt/cactus
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On SL5 (Scientific Linux)

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Install CACTUS on SL5 (Scientific Linux)

 CACTUS installation on SL5 is not supported by RPM/YUM and must be done manually.

  1. Install the prerequisites for the installation using YUM
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  1. Check out the code from SVN into the desired location your machine.

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  1. Be sure the CACTUS root directory trunk/ is where you want it. In the following steps, I will just assume the code has been checked out into the user's home directory.
  2. Go the 'trunk' directory of the CACTUS code and build the package

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  1. The build may take a long time--on the order of an hour--so be patient. If any errors occur, make sure that all of the above-mentioned prerequisites are indeed installed and up-to-date, and try again.
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Install PyChips

PyChips installation is not supported by RPM/YUM and must be done manually

  1. Download the PyChips tar file from SVN to the desired directory on your machine (i.e. ${HOME}/PyChips_1_4_3) 
       $ svn co http://cactus.hepforge.org/svn/branches/PyChips_1_4_3 ~/PyChips_1_4_3
  2. Set your environment 
       $ export PYTHONPATH=$HOME/PyChips_1_4_3/src:$PYTHONPATH
  3. PyChips is successfully installed! In order to use it in a python script, be sure to include the statement from PyChipsUser import * at the head of your file
 

-- CharlieHill - 26 Oct 2012

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  1. When installation is complete, then the CACTUS software package should be in /opt/cactus
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On SL5 (Scientific Linux)

  CACTUS installation on SL5 is not supported by RPM/YUM and must be done manually.

  1. Install the prerequisites for the installation using YUM

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  1. Check out the code from SVN into the desired location your machine.
 
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  1. Make sure you move it to the desired CACTUS root directory, which can be anywhere you have access to. In the following steps, I will just assume the code has been checked out into the user's home directory.
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  1. Be sure the CACTUS root directory trunk/ is where you want it. In the following steps, I will just assume the code has been checked out into the user's home directory.
 
  1. Go the 'trunk' directory of the CACTUS code and build the package 
          cd ~/trunk/
      make
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  1. The build may take a long time--on the order of an hour--so be patient. If any errors occur, make sure that all of the above-mentioned prerequisites are indeed installed and up-to-date, and try again.
 

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On SLC5

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On SLC5 (Scientific Linux CERN)

 
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      sudo yum groupinstall cactus
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  1. When installation is complete, then the CACTUS software package should be in /opt/cactus

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CACTUS installation on SL5 is not supported by RPM/YUM and must be done manually.

 
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  1. Install the prerequisites for the installation using YUM 
    1.       sudo yum -y install bzip2-devel zlib-devel ncurses-devel python-devel
  2. Check out the code from SVN. 
          svn co https://svn.cern.ch/reps/cactus/trunk
  3. Make sure you move it to the desired CACTUS root directory, which can be anywhere you have access to. In the following steps, I will just assume the code has been checked out into the user's home directory.
  4. Go the 'trunk' directory of the CACTUS code and build the package 
          cd ~/trunk/
      make
 

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This page contains instructions on how to install different CACTUS builds on supported operating systems. Many of these same instructions can be found the CACTUS wiki at https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/cactus/wiki/

On SLC5

Installation on SLC5 is supported by RPM/YUM

  1. Download the CACTUS repo file
  2. Copy the repo file to /etc/yum.repos.d 
          sudo cp cactus.repo /etc/yum.repos.d
  3. Install the software using YUM 
          sudo yum groupinstall cactus

-- CharlieHill - 26 Oct 2012

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