Are we supposed to be able to access github.com from the HPC? #577
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andrewcoughtrie
Marc Stringer (marcstring)
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To extract code from git for use on the HPC I've tried using the approach which I think is recommended by the SSD team, which uses the get_git_sources.py and merge_sources.py scripts and a dependencies.yaml file (as done in latest version of u-ci752). If we try to use this without the Met Office mirrors (set USE_MIRRORS=false) then I believe these scripts try to access github.com from the HPC. Is this something that I should be able to setup from the HPC or do we just have to use the mirrors on the HPC? Thanks. |
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andrewcoughtrie
Feb 13, 2026
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In the Met Office the Crays have no access to the internet at all, you will have to use the mirrors or a local working copy on either the HPCs or AZSPICE. |
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Exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks Andrew. |
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In the Met Office the Crays have no access to the internet at all, you will have to use the mirrors or a local working copy on either the HPCs or AZSPICE.