George Hartzell

I'm also seeing this (on a GitHub enterprise 2.8.3 system). Here's the tail end of my log file: ``` [George Hartzell] Added comment: retest this please Dec 11, 2016 1:05:33...

I built a CentOS image because the rest of the examples on that page refer to a CentOS image. I think that you're suggesting above that instead of providing an...

I'll see what I can whip up over the weekend. I'm all about CentOS at work (and FreeBSD when I let my hair down) but I do like to keep...

[Beastie's usually red](http://www.za.freebsd.org/art.html), but it's open minded too... 😈 . This update calls out some of the other Linuxes too.

Hi @vsoch -- Yes, I'll pick this back up. I'm working on this sporadically for now. I appreciate your patience.

Ah, so (to repeat/rephrase), python packages install into e,g. py-pip's prefix/.../site-packages, and when they're activated they're linked into the python's prefix/.../site-packages. R packages, on the other hand, install into e.g....

> I'm not very familiar with R. If I install an R package without Spack, where does it install to? If I install it with Spack, where does it install...

Thanks for the feedback! I am, in fact, doing what @odoublewen is imagining. I'm also, sadly, using a Spack package for `r-renv` that my new job currently prevents me from...

There's something more subtle (or obvious) going on, the `packrat` library *does* seem to get linked into the R tree where you'd expect (`//rlib/R/library`) along side all of the standard...

A co-worker just suggested that I see what `.libPaths()` reports when running R from the view: ``` [...] In addition: Warning message: In file(filename, "r", encoding = encoding) : cannot...