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--- abstract:darwin:install_software:workgroup-sw [2020-11-19 17:15] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ abstract:darwin:install_software:workgroup-sw [2021-04-28 13:24] – [Directory Structure] anita
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 ===== Directory Structure =====
-After using the ''workgroup'' command (either explicitly or within your login files) the ''WORKDIR'' environment variable is set to the workgroup's work directory.  Create a directory to contain all workgroup-specific software:
+After using the ''workgroup'' command (either explicitly or within your login files) the ''WORKDIR'', ''WORKDIR_USERS'' and ''WORKDIR_SW'' environment variables are set based the allocation workgroup directory. Create a directory to contain all workgroup-specific software:
 <code bash>
-$ mkdir -p $WORKDIR/sw
+$ workgroup -g it_nss
-$ chmod 02775 $WORKDIR/sw
+$ ls -ld $WORKDIR_SW
+drwxrws--- 4 root it_nss 4096 Aug  1  2013 sw
-$ ls -ld sw
-drwxrwsr-x 4 frey it_nss 4096 Aug  1  2013 sw
 </code>
 The privileges assigned to the //sw// directory allow any member of the workgroup to create directories/files inside it.
-To streamline VALET usage, a directory named //valet// can be created inside //sw// to contain any VALET package definition files representing the software you've installed.  The VALET software will automatically check this directory if present:
+To streamline VALET usage, a directory named //valet// has been created inside //sw// to contain any VALET package definition files representing the software you've installed.  The VALET software will automatically check this directory if present:
 <code bash>
-$ mkdir -p $WORKDIR/sw/valet
+$ ls -la $WORKDIR_SW
-$ chmod 02775 $WORKDIR/sw/valet
+total 130
+drwxrws--- 4 root   it_nss 33280 Feb  3 14:37 .
+drwxrws--- 6 root   it_nss 33280 Feb  4 12:59 ..
+drwxrws--- 2 root   it_nss 33280 Feb  4 10:37 valet
 </code>
 Again, the directory is made writeable by all workgroup members.
-The IT-managed software organized under ''/opt/shared'' is a good example of how individual software packages will be installed inside ''$WORKDIR/sw''.  Each package gets its own subdirectory, named in lowercase.  Individual versions of that software package are installed in subdirectories of that:
+The IT-managed software organized under ''/opt/shared'' is a good example of how individual software packages will be installed inside ''$WORKDIR_SW''.  Each package gets its own subdirectory, named in lowercase.  Individual versions of that software package are installed in subdirectories of that:
 <code>
-$WORKDIR/sw
+$WORKDIR_SW
  |- supercfd/
      |- attic/