Running SIS

This page provides information on running SIS on your Linux, Windows and CS (CLIC) machines. Make sure you have read the webpage on getting started with SIS 1.3 before proceeding on to the rest of this page.

Running SIS on Linux machines

    SIS is in included in the SIS 1.3 installation . If you have installed SIS 1.3 and set up the proper environment on your Linux machine for homework #1 already, you are all set to go.

Running SIS on Windows machines

    Unfortunately there is no SIS for Windows. If you want to run the tool from your Windows machine, you will need to log into a CS (CLIC) machine and run the tool remotely.
    You have to use an SSH client like putty to log in to CS (CLIC) machines (i.e. type ssh -l clic.cs.columbia.edu). 
    You have to FTP the SIS1.3 Installation to the remote machine using Winscp .
    Copy it to the remote machine via FTP in some directory say for example "sis1.3"
    Untar the SIS1.3 Installation in the directory and you are all set to go.  

Running SIS on CS machines

        SIS is in included in the SIS 1.3 installation. If you have already installed SIS in your CS account (same as Homework #1) then you are all set to go. Otherwise, follow the steps (a, b) below.
        a. If you have a CS account, log in to a CS (CLIC) machine (i.e. ssh to clic.cs.columbia.edu ), which are Linux machines. 
        b. Download the SIS1.3 Installation, Store it in some directory say for example "sis1.3", untar the zip file in this directory and you are all set to go.

      Important points to note while running SIS

      Documentation



      If you have a problem with installing/using SIS, please contact Ashwath Narasimhan ( an2355@columbia.edu ).