[BioBrew Users] post installation?

[Kip Lubliner]

Hello,

You should start with the rocks user manual, specifically

http://www.rocksclusters.org/rocks-documentation/3.1.0/start-computing.html

Kip

Soumyadeep nandi wrote:

>Hi Everybody,
>
>Thrilled to have installed BioBrew. It looks like the
>base for exactly what we want. Would like R etc...but
>more of that later.
>
>We are more or less familiar with all the (Bio)
>packages that constitute BioBrew, and have run HMMER
>using pvm strung over a cluster of workstations...but 
>
>We have never used Rocks. So though installation went
>without any hiccups - the frontend and compute nodes
>boot  smoothly, we cannot access anything easily : No
>http access to the frontend for the homepage or (web)
>blast. We identified the BioBrew packages to the
>/opt/BioBrew
>
>Can we have some pointers to:
>
>1. Setting up the lam-mpi and pvm environments
>
>2. Activating Apache to allow access to the frontend
>
>3. Testing the cluster
>
>4. Running the biobrew packages (Do we just have to
>add the directories to the path?)
>
>5. Is there a x-windows based browser as part of the
>frontend?
>
>regards,
>Soumyadeep Nandi
>
>Bioinformatics Center
>Jawaharlal Nehru University
>New Delhi
>
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