WASP does not seem to be available.

[libinbabu1991]

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Hi,
I was trying to install Moose on a new system. I installed Ubuntu app and miniconda following the instructions on the Moose website.

However, when I try to compile the make file, it gives error about the WASP as below.

(moose) root@123-SPARE-LAPTOP:~/projects/moose# cd /projects/moose/test
(moose) root@123-SPARE-LAPTOP:/projects/moose/test# make -j 6

ERROR
WASP does not seem to be available.

I tried to install WASP following instructions from a forum. It shows another issue about not being in the conda environment.
conda install moose-wasp

Please advise how to fix this errors.

Thanks.

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[milljm]

There are a few phrases you are using that is throwing me off...

Is this a Docker image (asking because it seems you logged in as root).
Also, was this a copy/paste mishap, or does the following really exist:

(moose) root@123-SPARE-LAPTOP:~/projects/moose# cd /projects/moose/test
(moose) root@123-SPARE-LAPTOP:/projects/moose/test# make -j 6

I need to scrutinizing each line:

(moose) root@123-SPARE-LAPTOP:~/projects/moose# cd /projects/moose/test
                              ^                    ^ you're leaving $HOME/projects
                              ^ indicates you're in $HOME/projects


(moose) root@123-SPARE-LAPTOP:/projects/moose/test# make -j 6
                              ^ and it exists, meaning you have two locations of moose maybe?

Is the above correct? You have two locations of MOOSE?

• /projects/moose
• ~/projects/moose

That might indicate an issue. Perhaps not. But I would like to know which location we're truly dealing with before we dig too deep. If this is a Docker image, then it's possible you're running into an issue with Conda not being fully available.

New system, installed Ubuntu app? Is this a WSL instance then? As in, the windows machine is brand new, and you installed the Ubuntu app? If this is the case, I would recommend avoiding running as fully fledged root user. You're welcome to do to so, but it is highly discouraged if possible.

Can you please describe what sort of system we're dealing with; WSL or Docker, or full Ubuntu native Linux, and the interesting issue of possibly having two versions of MOOSE, and then we can begin

[libinbabu1991]

Hi,
This is an Ubuntu app with WSL from Micosoft store.
I believe I have moose installed only in the project folder which is located in the root.

[milljm]

If you wish to run as root, thats on you. There should be no need, but I'll not question why you are doing it.

I think you have two locations of MOOSE, since the prompt allowed you to be in both locations without error. Assuming you want to use /projects/moose, we will stick to that. Just pointing out that we need to be carful:

cd ~/projects/moose
# should land you in /root/projects/moose (so long as you are logged in as root)
# while:
cd /projects/moose
# is literally /projects/moose for all users.

~ is shorthand for $HOME (a users home directory).

Anyways...
Can you provide the following results:

cd /projects/moose/scripts
./diagnostics.sh

I wish to see the current running environment...