Hi Billy,
I also just finished installing and configuring Amber 18. You have to check if you are using an OS compatible with either bash or tcsh/csh. You can only use one of them. For me since I use Ubuntu/Debian OS which the default shell is bash, I used the export command. Some Linux distributions like Red Hat or macOS which default shell is csh, then that's the only time you use the setenv.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Joanna
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From: Billiot, Eugene <Eugene.Billiot.tamucc.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2019 7:46:00 AM
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Subject: [AMBER] installing Amber 18 issues
Hello, I emailed a couple questions about installing Amber 18 and issues I am having. Anyway, I decided to delete Amber 18 and start all over. Currently, I am at the step below and when I try to run the second line "source /home/myname/amber18/amber.csh # for csh, tcsh" I get the error below the sourceable script info "bash: setenv: command not found..." Is this an issue and if it is how do I resolve it and if it is not an issue should I simply continue with the installation.
These sourceable scripts will set up your shell environment correctly for Amber:
source /home/myname/amber18/amber.sh # for bash, zsh, ksh, etc.
source /home/myname/amber18/amber.csh # for csh, tcsh
[AmberPc.localhost amber18]$ source /home/clewis/amber18/amber.csh
bash: setenv: command not found...
bash: setenv: command not found...
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