:orphan: .. _ahelp_afni_system_check.py: ******************** afni_system_check.py ******************** .. contents:: :local: | .. code-block:: none ============================================================================= afni_system_check.py - perform various system checks This program is intended to be helpful for figuring out AFNI installation issues. examples 1. afni_system_check.py -check_all 2a. afni_system_check.py -find_prog python 2b. afni_system_check.py -find_prog python -exact yes ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- terminal options: -help : show this help -help_dot_files : show help on shell setup files -help_rc_files : SAME -hist : show program history -show_valid_opts : show valid options for program -todo : show current todo list -ver : show current version NOTE: either a terminal or an action option is required action options: -check_all : perform all system checks - see section, "details displayed via -check_all" -disp_num_cpu : display number of CPUs available -disp_ver_matplotlib : display matplotlib version (else "None") -dot_file_list : list all found dot files (startup files) -dot_file_show : display contents of all found dot files -dot_file_pack NAME : create a NAME.tgz packge containing dot files -find_prog PROG : search PATH for PROG - default is *PROG*, case-insensitive - see also -casematch, -exact other options: -casematch yes/no : match case in -find_prog -data_root DDIR : search for class data under DDIR -exact yes/no : search for PROG without wildcards in -find_prog ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- details displayed via -check_all (just run to see): general information: - CPU, operating system and version, # CPUs, login shell AFNI and related tests: - which afni, python, R and tcsh, along with versions - check for multiple afni packages in PATH - check that various AFNI programs run python libs: - check that various python libraries are found and loaded path vars: - show some environment variables related to the PATH ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- R Reynolds July, 2013 =============================================================================