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When I tried to create a conda environment today on Blanca, I hit the 2 GB home directory disk quota, and it failed! To work around this problem, I instead used my project directory, which has a 250 GB quota, to create the conda environment. To do this, I modified two conda settings.
Before I did this, though, I cleared out the existing conda files in my home directory by running conda clean:
conda clean --all
answering "yes" to all the prompts.
The two conda settings I changed are the locations of pkgs_dirs and envs_dirs. Use conda config to add new locations in your project directory for these directories:
substituting your username on Blanca for USER in these statements.
Check the result by looking at the output from conda info:
conda info
You should see the updated paths in the "package cache" and "envs directories" entries.
This worked for me--when I created a new environment, it and all the packages used to build it were placed in my project directory instead of my home directory.
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When I tried to create a conda environment today on Blanca, I hit the 2 GB home directory disk quota, and it failed! To work around this problem, I instead used my project directory, which has a 250 GB quota, to create the conda environment. To do this, I modified two conda settings.
Before I did this, though, I cleared out the existing conda files in my home directory by running
conda clean
:answering "yes" to all the prompts.
The two conda settings I changed are the locations of
pkgs_dirs
andenvs_dirs
. Useconda config
to add new locations in your project directory for these directories:substituting your username on Blanca for
USER
in these statements.Check the result by looking at the output from
conda info
:You should see the updated paths in the "package cache" and "envs directories" entries.
This worked for me--when I created a new environment, it and all the packages used to build it were placed in my project directory instead of my home directory.
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