Conda: Choose where packages are downloaded
I don't have enough space in my default conda directory so I want conda packages to be downloaded at a different location. I have a conda environment created and activated at
/different_drive/condaenv
Based on what I found online, I tried editing the .condarc file to have
pkgs_dirs
- /different_drive/pkgs
and edited the permission of the default directory
/home/user/conda/pkgs/
to read-only. However, I just get permission denied errors as conda still tries to download the files to the default directory. Any suggestions on what I can do to change the download location of the packages?
python anaconda conda
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I don't have enough space in my default conda directory so I want conda packages to be downloaded at a different location. I have a conda environment created and activated at
/different_drive/condaenv
Based on what I found online, I tried editing the .condarc file to have
pkgs_dirs
- /different_drive/pkgs
and edited the permission of the default directory
/home/user/conda/pkgs/
to read-only. However, I just get permission denied errors as conda still tries to download the files to the default directory. Any suggestions on what I can do to change the download location of the packages?
python anaconda conda
Have you got the syntax correct in your .condarc? Run "conda config --show" from the command line and see if the anticipated directory is the first in the list.
– emmet02
Nov 26 '18 at 13:58
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I don't have enough space in my default conda directory so I want conda packages to be downloaded at a different location. I have a conda environment created and activated at
/different_drive/condaenv
Based on what I found online, I tried editing the .condarc file to have
pkgs_dirs
- /different_drive/pkgs
and edited the permission of the default directory
/home/user/conda/pkgs/
to read-only. However, I just get permission denied errors as conda still tries to download the files to the default directory. Any suggestions on what I can do to change the download location of the packages?
python anaconda conda
I don't have enough space in my default conda directory so I want conda packages to be downloaded at a different location. I have a conda environment created and activated at
/different_drive/condaenv
Based on what I found online, I tried editing the .condarc file to have
pkgs_dirs
- /different_drive/pkgs
and edited the permission of the default directory
/home/user/conda/pkgs/
to read-only. However, I just get permission denied errors as conda still tries to download the files to the default directory. Any suggestions on what I can do to change the download location of the packages?
python anaconda conda
python anaconda conda
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Have you got the syntax correct in your .condarc? Run "conda config --show" from the command line and see if the anticipated directory is the first in the list.
– emmet02
Nov 26 '18 at 13:58
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Have you got the syntax correct in your .condarc? Run "conda config --show" from the command line and see if the anticipated directory is the first in the list.
– emmet02
Nov 26 '18 at 13:58
Have you got the syntax correct in your .condarc? Run "conda config --show" from the command line and see if the anticipated directory is the first in the list.
– emmet02
Nov 26 '18 at 13:58
Have you got the syntax correct in your .condarc? Run "conda config --show" from the command line and see if the anticipated directory is the first in the list.
– emmet02
Nov 26 '18 at 13:58
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Have you got the syntax correct in your .condarc? Run "conda config --show" from the command line and see if the anticipated directory is the first in the list.
– emmet02
Nov 26 '18 at 13:58