Ln: failed to create symbolic link '/etc/apparmor.d/disable/rstudio-server': File exists I have looked at some other posts with similar problems and it seems mostly it is recommended to disable AppArmor, but when I attempt to do this with the following commands I get these errors: sudo ln -s /etc/apparmor.d/rstudio-server /etc/apparmor.d/disable/ Then I tried running the command: sudo rstudio-restart
The installation seems to be fine but when I run the command: sudo rstudio-server verify-installation Once you are done with debugging, you can run your scripts on HPC in R without R studio.I am trying to install RStudio server on my Ubuntu server. Why do you need R-studio on HPC at all? You can run it on your laptop mounting your HPC as a folder via SSHFs to debug your scripts using small subsamples of real data. Once I had several people who wanted to run R-Studio on HPC, I with my fellow angry sysadmin installed R-Studio server on a dedicated node, which we excluded from the job queue, and people started working via the web interface. On the computing nodes - because they don't have GUI libraries, and they have to have a standard package set. On the main node - because RStudio users may hang this node soon creating a mess for other users, and may destroy some critical services at the same time. When I was an angry sysadmin, I was definitely against the installation of R-studio neither on the main node of HPC, Have you tried, instead of trying to hack the system, to understand your sysadmin? Even if you install R-studio, which is possible, your sysadmin will figure it out very soon, and.
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