Product: Columbus
How can I check that the Acapella and CoCA components of the cluster installation have been installed/upgraded successfully?
For the Acapella component of the cluster installation
Assuming the Acapella goods have been unpacked and placed in the correct location on the cluster environment e.g. /cluster_software/Acapella/ and the appropriate AcapellaLicense.txt file has been placed in the correct location e.g. /cluster_software/Acapella/bin, you can run:
$ /cluster_software/acapella/bin/acapella -v -quiet
If the command is successful the output would look something like this. You can ignore the warnings relating to the missing library items:
Alternatively or in addition to the above, after activating the virtualenv execute:
$ acapella
and make sure no error message regarding the license is shown. Exit with q.
For the CoCA component. Please note access to Python 2.7 is required to run the following commands. You cannot run from the local Columbus server command line interface because it uses python 2.6.x.
Login to one of the nodes running python 2.7
To confirm that the installation has been successful, run:
$ pip list | grep CoCA
If the following command does not return an error, coca was installed successfully.
$ python -c "import coca"
The following commands should return their respective usage instructions:
$ create_cluster_job.py
$ postprocessor.py
$ preprocessor.py
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