Most R installations use a default site library located at $R_HOME/site-library, so you may need to include the default site library path directories when setting this field.Īn example /etc/rstudio/r-versions file is shown below. This will be combined with R_LIBS_USER when forming the R library paths. Overrides the R_LIBS_SITE environment variable. (Optional) A : separated list of directories which house the desired R packages for the particular R version. See CRAN Repositories for more information. (Optional) A string representing a CRAN Repository URL, or the path to a nf file which lists multiple package repositories. (Optional) A script to run once the environment has been loaded but before the session process has been launched. This is loaded by running the command module load after sourcing the user’s. (Optional) The name of an environment module to load for the R version. (Optional) The user-friendly name for the R version that will be displayed to users in the UI. (Required if Module not specified, see Modules) The root directory of the location of the R installation. The following table lists the fields that are available for each R entry in the file. To specify extended format information, modify the /etc/rstudio/r-versions file to consist of multiple R entries separated by a blank line. A user-friendly label name for the version that is displayed in the UI.An optional environment module to load (more info here).The ability to specify additional environment variables to set.The /etc/rstudio/r-versions file allows you to specify extended informationįor a particular R Version, providing you: 13.2.4 Installing the Jupyter Notebook Plugin.12.2.5 Disable Multiple Session Support.12.2.4 Disable RStudio Server Pro Home Page.12.2.3 Enable Callbacks from RStudio to Host Page.9.5.10 Troubleshooting Floating Licensing.9.5.8 License Server Downtime Tolerance.9.5.4 License Server Offline Activation.9.5.3 License Server Hardware Requirements.9.5.2 The RStudio Server Pro License Server.6.4.3 Disabling Use of Multiple Versions.6.4 Using Multiple Versions of R Concurrently.6.3.3 User Configurable Default Version.6.3.2 Default Version Per User or Group.6.3 Configuring the Default Version of R.6.2.1 Recommended Installation Directories.5.3.4 CPU Affinity and Scheduling Priority.5.1.4 Diagnosing Session Launch Failures.3.2 Restricting Access to Specific Users.

3.1.3 Diagnosing PAM Authentication Problems.2.1.2 Configuring the run-time data directory.

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