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= External Software for ProCKSI =
(needs to be updated)
Generate the following directories on each compute node to contain important executables:
{{{
/usr/local/procksi/Cluster/
/usr/local/procksi/DaliLite
/usr/local/procksi/MaxCMO
/usr/local/procksi/MolScript
}}}
For the following installation of the ProCKSI server components, the following executables must be present:
{{{
/usr/local/procksi/Cluster/qclust
/usr/local/procksi/DaliLite/DaliLite
/usr/local/procksi/MaxCMO/ProtCompVNS
/usr/local/procksi/molauto
/usr/local/procksi/molscript
}}}
=== !MolScript === * Download ''!MolScript'' from the repository. * Make sure that the ''freeglut'' and ''freeglut-devel'' packages are installed. * Compile using the Makefile provided for the x32- or x64-architecture.
!MolScript needs an X display in order to generate images (jpg, gif, …). Its possible to use the console X display for the OpenGL bits even if it is not logged in. Therefore, ''procksi'' must be authenticated and allowed to use this X display virtually.
Get and unpack the ProCKSI x-authentication patch from [repos:Externals/Cluster/xauth.tgz].
On each node copy magic cookie file for x-authentication:
{{{
cp :0.Xauth /var/gdm/:0.Xauth
}}}
On each node copy scripts for automatic x-authentication:
{{{
cp procksixauth /usr/local/sbin/procksixauth
cp :0 /etc/gdm/Init/:0
}}}
Restart the X display manager for the changes to take effect:
{{{
/usr/sbin/gdm-restart
}}}
The virtual X display can be used with unix socket '':0'', e.g.:
{{{
molauto protein.pdb | DISPLAY=unix:0.0 molscript -jpeg -out protein.jpeg
}}}
=== Other Visualisation Software === * Install ''!ImageMagick'' from the [source:Externals/Graphics repository] (sources) if not already installed * Install ''Raster3D'' from the [source:Externals/Graphics repository] (sources) * Install ''!GraphViz'' from the [source:Externals/Graphics repository] (RPM) * Install ''pyparsing'' from the [source:Externals/Python repository] (sources) * Install ''pydot'' from the [source:Externals/Python repository] (sources)