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add defaults dir
bedroge 91f16a1
add nvidia variant symlinks
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use loop instead of with_items
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ensure that compat layer lib dirs exist (in CI)
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remove trailing space
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add generic lib override symlinks
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amd variant symlinks, disabled for now
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Not to muddy things too much here, but I wonder if this too should also be pointing to
/dev/nullby default? It is a bit of a security hole as you can inject into MPI binaries via locations in there and this is not explicitly obvious (the default doesn't appear in your local configuration so you would need to actively know that you should be monitoring that).There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Granted, for it to be a problem you have to manually create
/opt/eessiand lose control of that directory, but if you did that, there's no real record in your CVMFS setup about that.