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Windows Specific Setup
John Bradley edited this page Jan 19, 2017
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Follow along the regular setup here: https://github.com/Duke-GCB/DukeDSClient/wiki/Agent-User-Keys-(setup)
One way to create the ~/.ddsclient file is use Notepad.
- Open Notepad, paste in the data from your clipboard from the above guide.
- Click File -> Save As.
- Navigate to your home directory by typing in
%HOMEPATH%into the address bar at the top. On Windows 7 it should take you to C:\Users<username>, but this varies with different windows versions. - Chose
All filesfor the 'Save as type' dropdown. - Then type
.ddsclientinto the file name. If your version of windows will not accept this name you can try.ddsclient.. - Click save
DukeDS supports unicode names for projects, folders and files. So we must enable this feature for the windows terminal. On your desktop create a shortcut:
- Right-Click -> New -> Shortcut
- Enter
DukeDSClient-Terminalin the name (or whatever you prefer). - Click Next.
- Change Target to
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /K CHCP 65001 && set PYTHONIOENCODING=UTF-8 - Change Start in to
%HOMEPATH%. This determines the folder the terminal will start in.
Doubleclick this shortcut to start a terminal for using ddsclient. If you just open cmd.exe you will get an error about unicode support using ddsclient.