Hello everyone,

I have trouble initializing a case using a previous result when I try to run a simulation with the remote computing strategy described in Chapter 7 of the TCAE manual. The graphical interface doesn't allow me to select the source case from the remote machine's files. However, I can do this without any problem when running the same case locally.

Is there a specific procedure for doing this remotely, or is this a bug?

Thanks in advance!

Zacharie

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I am not sure if it is a problem with the high performance computing platform or with TCFD. Can anyone help me?

Or is there any other way for me to perform distributed computing with TCFD on the high performance computing platform?

Hello,

I'm trying for the first time to use the "Add hosts" feature which, if I understand correctly, allows us to use computing cores on machines that are on the same network as ours.
So I try to add a host whose IP is for example 192.168.0.150, whose username is User1 and which has 4 cores. On my machine, for example, I want to allocate 8 cores for the calculation, i.e. a total of 12 cores. Both our machines are Linux machines.
1) I have already sent him my public authentication key id_rsa.pub so that I can connect to it without entering a password with
2) I have already installed on this machine the same version that I use of TCAE (23.03v3)
3) I also run source $HOME/TCAE/TCAE-23.03v3/OpenFOAM-dev/etc/bashrc-release on machine 192.168.0.150
However, on the GUI, the info tells me that the host is not known. What did I miss?

Thanks for your help

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