On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 3:57 PM Huji Lee <huji.huji(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Starting Nov 7, a number of the jobs I would run through Toolforge grid have stopped
working. Each job consists of a .sh file like this on the first line of which I use the
source command to activate a python virtual environment. When I run source by hand,
subsequent lines work. But when I call the .sh file and it tries to run the source
command, I get a "source: not found" message,
How are you calling the .sh file? It doesn't have a shebang so I'm
guessing you are doing
$ sh daily.sh
In that case, invoke it with `bash`/ `zsh` instead of `sh`, since `sh`
is dash which does not have the not have the source command.
Alternatively you can use a dot instead of `source` which actually is
part of POSIX [1] and is implemented in dash,
`source` is also a zsh builtin [2] so I have no idea how it's breaking
for you. Somehow your scripts are being run by dash if you have `exec
zsh`, but since I don't know how you are invoking the scripts I cannot
trace the code.
YiFei Zhu
[1]
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/dot.1p.html
[2]
https://sourceforge.net/p/zsh/code/ci/master/tree/Src/builtin.c#l116
> the virtual environment does not get activated and indeed running which python
returns /usr/bin/python which is bad. All my scripts depend on pip packages that are
installed in the virtual env and not available with the system python.
>
> The main thing I did on Nov 7 was to add a line at the end of my too's
account's .bash_profile as below:
>
> exec zsh
>
> This is because when I manually log into toolforge, I would like zsh to be my shell,
and since tool accounts don't support chsh, I thought executing zsh directly from bash
would be okay. But apparently, that now breaks the source command somehow.
>
> So I wonder:
>
> (a) Is there a way to properly change the default shell of tool accounts?
> (b) Is there a way to make source work under zsh?
>
> Importantly, I know the problem is with exec zsh because once I removed it and logged
out and back in, all scripts worked correctly.
>
> Thanks,
> Huji
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