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Topic Title: Check the Acapella version running on the cluster Topic Summary: command to check the exact Acapella build installed on the cluster nodes Created On: 10/5/2018 5:05 AM Status Post and Reply |
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As is the case for a local Columbus installation it is possible to check the exact version of Acapella running on the Columbus Plus cluster share via command line.
For a 'local' standard installation of Columbus the command would be:
$ acapella -version
For a Columbus Plus installation Acapella is installed both locally and on the cluster nodes, this is usually configured as a shared directory accessible by all nodes. In this scenario you need to specify the path to the Acapella installation on the cluster. Example shown below:
$ /columbus_cluster/software/Acapella/Acapella-4.1.3/bin/acapella -version
Example of expected output:
$ /columbus_cluster/software/Acapella/Acapella-4.1.3/bin/acapella -version ---------------------------------
RH
Edited: 10/9/2018 at 6:02 AM by PerkinElmer Informatics Support Forum Moderator |
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You can find the exact path to the Acapella binaries for your Columbus Plus installation.
Navigate to /etc/columbus:
$ cd /etc/columbus
There should be a *.config file in that location. Review the file e.g.
$ cat sge.config
(note the name 'sge.config' might be different on your instance)
The acapella_cmd parameter in this file should give you the exact path to the Acapella binaries for your installation which you would then use in the above command.
$ /path/to/Acapella/Acapella-4.1.3/bin/acapella -version
RH
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