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so we figured out the issue .. designsafe is requiring further registration information from it's users than was originally requested .. as such it shuts down access to DataDepot, which is where we move files to before launching jobs .. what you have do do on your end is login to designsafe through your web browser and fill in the missing information .. a link to the form should be at the top of the designsafe page after you log in .. if you cannot see the link, try and use Tools/DataDepot and the form to be filled out will appear and not the typical DataDepot webpage will appear .. SimCenter tools will not run at DEsignSafe for you until your information has been updated.

how about somebody placing their zipped up ~/Documents/quoFEM/LocalWorkDir/tmp.SimCenter/templatedir folder. thanks.

i have update the .zip files on designsafe with an application that should overcome the REDI problem.

Amir,

It is possible to run on such a system if you can build both the backend and frontend. I am in the process of builidng a Dockerfile which you could use to see which packages are needed on your system and what the build process is. The Dockerfile uses Ubuntu18.04 as its base. The biggest issue I foresee is getting Qt version 5.15 installed. Failing to install the frontend would mean you could not use the GUI. The backend has a simpler build process and you could run the computational simulations there and possibly view results in python.


timeline for Dockerfile is probably next week (today being the 10/27/2023 for those others looking at this message). The Dockerfile will be in the R2DTool repo on github.

The purpose of the docker images is to run the frontend and backend on one of the TACC Frontera HPC compute nodes.

frank

I see you found a solution to install 2.0.0 instead of 2.0.5. thanks

thanks. i have updated the appveyor files to use 1.60.1

Seth,

sorry about the problems. We moved from tensorflow to pytorch and not all the modules got revised. the Softstory is avail in the 2.0.5 release.
https://pypi.org/project/BRAILS/2.0.5/ . That release uses older python modules.

I am going through the process of fixing the documentation. In the meantime the modules and the doc for their usage with the current brails can best be found on the github dir for each module where the README.rst file displayed when using the browser shows how to use the module.
https://github.com/NHERI-SimCenter/BRAILS/tree/master/brails/modules

Yes only 5, the number specified in the UQ tab,  would be used.