3. CONFIGURATION
3.1. Locations
On AFS the path of the system wide configuration file is /opt/psi/config/Pmodules.yaml.
If Pmodules is installed as RPM, the path of system wide configuration file is /etc/Pmodules.yaml.
Users can define additional overlays in $HOME/.Pmodules/Pmodules.yaml.
3.2. Minimal system wide configuration
Overlays:
base: (1)
install_root: DIR (2)
| 1 | The 'base' overlay is mandatory. |
| 2 | Root of the Pmodules installation. |
3.3. General configuration options
DefaultGroups:|default_groups: group[,group]…-
Comma separated list of groups which are available after initializing Pmodules. Defaults to
Tools, Programming DefaultRelstages: relstage[,relstage]…-
Modules with these release stages will be available after initializing Pmodule. Allowed values are
unstable,stableanddeprecated. Defaults tostable TmpDir:|tmp_dir: DIR-
Directory for temp-files. This is mainly used while building a module. Defaults to
/var/tmp/${USER}. DistfilesDir:|download_dir: DIR-
Directory where downloaded files are stored. This used only while building a module. Defaults to
${HOME}/.cache/Pmodules/distfiles. Overlays:-
The system wide overlays must be defined here. At least an overlay with the name
basemust be defined.Overlays: base: install_root: DIR key: value ... ol_name: install_root: DIR key: value ... ...See next section for more details. Overlay definitions can also be added to the user Pmodules configuration file.
3.4. Overlay configuration
3.4.1. Mandatory configuration
install_root: DIR-
Root directory of the overlay.
3.4.2. Optional configuration
modulefiles_root: DIR-
Modulefiles can be stored separately from the software packages. This is particularly useful during the development of a new module. The software can be installed in its final location, while the module files are temporarily installed elsewhere - for example in the users home directory. This means that the modules are not available to other users. Once development is complete, only the module files need to be re-installed in their final location. Example:
devel: install_root: /opt/psi modulefiles_root: ${HOME}/modulefiles_develDefaults to
install_root. type: n|h|r-
Type of the overlay:
n-
Modules are seamless merged (n: normal).
h-
Modules with the same name in other overlays are made unavailable. (h: hidden)
r-
Similar to type
hbut for groups. A overlay containing the group 'Foo' with this type makes all modules in the groupFooof other overlays unavailable.
layout: Pmodules|Spack|flat-
Modulefiles layout/hierarchy of the overlay.
Pmodules-
Modulefiles in the overlay are organized as defined for Pmodules.
Spack-
Modulefiles have been created by Spack as hierarchical Lmod files.
flat-
Modulefiles are not organized in groups nor hierarchical.
default_relstage: unstable|stable|deprecated-
Default release stage of an overlay. This can be set for overlays with layout 'Spack' and 'flat'.
conflicts: [ol_name[,ol_name]…]-
List of overlays this overlay conflicts with.
excludes-
This can be used to make modules of other overlays unavailable. Example: Make old version of gnuplot unavailable on new systems while they are still available on old systems.
excludes: - gnuplot/5.[0-2]\..* - gnuplot/5.4.[0-5]$