in the windows command prompt, I have to set the path to …\bin where ogs.exe is, in order to open ogs.exe. However, under this directory, I cannot open the file OGSinput_basin.prj that is in another directory, unless I copy it and related files into the same directory with ogs.exe, i.e. …\bin. I’m Windows 10 user, how can I fix this problem?
I copy the OGSinput_basin.prj and related files into …\bin, thus I now can run this command “ogs -l debug OGSinput_basin.prj”. I can see the figure 1, Glacier evolutionm, and the ogs has terminated successfully. However, I cannot find the output files, e.g. OGSioutput_basin0.pvd in the directory of …\bin. What happens? how should I do?
You can pass the prj-file by using a relative file path.
The output per default is written to the working directory from where you started OGS. You can specify a different output path with the -o option. See ogs.exe --help. for details.
I ran OGS in the directory of artifacts/…/bin, as I said I copied the prj.file into this directory. But I still cannot find the output file. Also, I use the tool Everything (searching files on computer), I can only find one file named “OGSoutput_basin{” with 0 bytes…
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debug: output to OGSoutput_basin{:process_id}_ts_100_t_1.000000.vtu
debug: Writing output to ‘OGSoutput_basin{:process_id}_ts_100_t_1.000000.vtu’.
info: [time] Output of timestep 100 took 0.0405451 s.
info: The whole computation of the time stepping took 100 steps, in which
the accepted steps are 100, and the rejected steps are 0.
info: [time] Execution took 20.1708 s.
info: OGS terminated on 2021-10-18 13:05:13+0200.
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Only two files I obtained after the implementation of “ogs -l debug OGSinput_basin.prj”, i.e. OGSoutput_basin{ and glacier.pdf
I still encounter this problem, i.e. no output files. One probable reason is in the timeBCs_glacier.py…what the statement “import OpenGeoSyS” means? It shows ‘OpenGeoSys’ is unresolved…Thanks
thanks very much for your help. I will now follow strictly your suggestion to see what would happen.