Run Sagemath codes on a cluster.

lijr07
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I am running a Sagemath program on a cluster. The way I do this is to use sage command line on a terminal and copy program to the terminal. But the problem is when I close the terminal, the program stops. How to run the program on a cluster without stopping when we close the terminal? Thank you very much.

Edit: when I tried to use screen command and copy the codes to sage command lines. The following errors appears. image description

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answered 2 years ago

tmonteil
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Alternative suggestion : use tmux.

Hint: if you do not know whether a tmux session is already running, you can run tmux attach || tmux.

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@tmonteil, thank you very much. It seems that this works. So I just run tmux and then run sage and run the program on sage. If I close the local terminal, the program will still run on the supercomputer. Am I correct?

lijr07 ( 2 years ago )

Yes, and when you come back, you can reattach your session with tmux attach. There are also a lot of keyboard sortcuts.

tmonteil ( 2 years ago )

@tmonteil, thank you very much.

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answered 2 years ago

FrédéricC

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use the unix command "Screen"

https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-use-...

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@FrédéricC, thank you very much. I typed screen and then run sagemath and copied the codes to sagemath. But then it is said that there is some errors on the codes. But when I do not type screen in the beginning, it works well. Do you know why this happens?

lijr07 ( 2 years ago )

Perhaps some issues with copying/pasting. You can try to do (before running screen) :

export TERM=screen

tmonteil ( 2 years ago )

@tmonteil, thank you very much. The problem still exists. I attached a picture (in the post) which shows the errors.

lijr07 ( 2 years ago )

I'd suggest saving your code to a file and loading it to Sage via load(...) command. This would eliminate the need of copying and pasting and related issues.

Max Alekseyev ( 2 years ago )

@max, thank you very much for your suggestions!

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