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Please keep a note of the Host and Port given from your ecf_start.sh output for later. The host and port number uniquely identify your ecflow_server . When you want to access this server using ecflow_client , Client Server API or ecflow_ui you need to know these information. By setting the value of the environment variables ECF_HOST and ECF_PORT you identify the server you wish to access. Multiple ecflow_servers can run on the same system using different port numbers. |
Local Machine
We prefer to start the ecFlow server with the ecflow_start.sh script to help prevent unintentional shared usage of the server. However, you could use the default ECF_PORT and started a server running on your own local machine using the following command:
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ecflow_server log files and check point files are created in the current directory by default, and have a prefix <machine_name>.<port_number>. As this allows multiple servers to run on the same machine. If you had previously run the same ecflow_server in the past it will also attempt to recover the suite definition from the check point file.
What to do
Type Type
module load ecflowto setup /4.5.0 to set up up the paths.Create the
$HOME/coursedirectoryStart the server using
ecflow_start.sh -d $HOME/courseMake a note of theECF_HOST and ECF_PORT variables.- Note: If in the subsequent sections, you have the need to start a new shell, and want access to the server, then ensure that
ECF_PORTis set.(also callmodule load ecflow/4.5.0, in each new shell)
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