How to start the RecoGUI
Short Version:
Terminal:
salloc --partition=psx --nodes=1 –time=06:00:00
ssh max-bla123
module load anaconda
source activate ~/envs/tomopy
spyder&
ssh max-bla123
module load anaconda
source activate ~/envs/tomopy
spyder&
Spyder:
Open RecoGUI,
(Right click on tab: "Set console working directory") (to be removed)
Green Arrow to start program
Long Version:
Login to max-nova: E.g. from browser https://max-nova.desy.de:3443/
Click on "Launch Session" and "XFCE" Icon

Open a Terminal, e.g. from the icon at the bottom of your desktop. You can also open it via right click → "Open Terminal here" directly on your desktop or from any folder.

Now you can allocate a node for yourself, so you will have enough memory and power for your reconstruction.
salloc --partition=psx --nodes=1 --time=06:00:00
You will get a node for 6 hours, you can also choose longer or shorter times.
It can take some time before you get a node, then it will tell you which node is reserved for you. (Example: max-exfl069)
Now you can login via ssh on this node:
ssh max-exfl069
Enter your password.
EXAMPLE:

Hint: Please use partition=psx, if you use =all, the connection might close while you are working if someone with higher priority needs the node you are working on.
Now you are on a different node .
You first have to load the anaconda module:
module load anaconda/3
and activate your virtual environment, depending on where you installed it:
source activate ~/envs/tomopy
~/ takes you back to your home directory. In this case, the environment "tomopy" was installed in the home directory in the folder "envs".
now you can start spyder:
spyder&
EXAMPLE: (virtual environment in "envs/p36"

You can also start another terminal e.g. if you want to look at your data / reconstructions in fiji.
Hint: You can check your partition via
my-partitions
You should have access to psx.

For further information also check: