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module load python error: "Tcl wasn't installed properly" #512
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It seems like a Tcl installation issue. Could you precise how Tcl has been installed on your system. Is there specific TCL_* environment variable defined in your environment? Issue #489 was about the same thing, but it was not possible to clarify it due to the lack of information. More information is also expected here to be able to help. |
Hello,
Thank you for your help. There is not a particular TCL_* environment defined but I’m not sure how to see how the Tcl was installed on my system. I’m using an university controlled computing cluster. Is there a way I can check that from the terminal ?
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Subject: Re: [cea-hpc/modules] module load python error: "Tcl wasn't installed properly" (Issue #512)
It seems like a Tcl installation issue. Could you precise how Tcl has been installed on your system.
Is there specific TCL_* environment variable defined in your environment?
Issue #489<#489> was about the same thing, but it was not possible to clarify it due to the lack of information.
More information is also expected here to be able to help.
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Hello, I suggest you print the $ type module Extract from the obtained output the location of the Try to execute this Then I suggest you report this error to the people in charge of your university cluster. They should fix the Tcl installation for Environment Modules to correctly operate. |
Describe the bug
After running "module load python" on my computer cluster, I received the error: ERROR: Can't find a usable init.tcl in the following directories:
/software/fsl-6.0.6.2/lib/tcl8.6 /usr/lib/tcl8.6 /lib/tcl8.6 /usr/library /library /tcl8.6.12/library /tcl8.6.12/library
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Location and content of any modulerc or modulefile involved: /project2/abcd
Expected behavior
I expected to be able to use python to run a script in a compute node.
Modules version and configuration
Additional context
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