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In the Running a parallel job episode, the job scripts are not using UCL Myriad SGE commands.

Once we've completed the lessons, we have to bring the updates from upstream to this fork which by default will render the UCL (probably via CI)

by @heatherkellyucl

HPC Carpentry example jobscripts - #!/usr/bin/env bash -l does not work, with the -l added it needs to be #!/bin/bash -l (or /usr/bin/bash -l either works on our clusters but we use the former in our examples)

When visiting the HTTPS version of the site, Firefox (version 88.0.1) blocks loading of assets from HTTP sources. This notably includes CSS.

About the 'Using resources effectively' lesson, which needs a resource-using program to be run: there's also a Python 3 version of calculating pi, if no one has any other Python examples they think would be better. (Would require loading python3/recommended). Is in our pi-examples and could be put in /shared/ucl/apps/examples like the C one

To investigate what may be producing this error when generating workshops pages. However, I kind of "disagree" with building local versions of the repository with our configuration per workshop, instead of using this repository.
Nevertheless, we need to keep the HPC community no hating UCL 😉

It may be fixed or shown when updating the repository (#8)

Episode 16 (resources): we need to find a replacement for bench.snip, which has the output from the sacct command.

• Hostname ✔️ (jobhist -h)
• MaxRSS ✔️(Using time -v)
• Elapsed ✔️ (jobhist output FETIME-FSTIME)
• State ✔️ (jobhist output)
• MaxDiskRead ❌
• MaxDiskWrite ❌

The problem with time is that the output is quite cryptic for beginners... We may contribute an explanation upstream so it may be also used by others.

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