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1. #How to run r studio script in browser processing in aws install
2. #How to run r studio script in browser processing in aws pro

etc/rstudio/nf looks like this: # Server Configuration File I installed a few test versions of R in /opt/R/VERSION as indicated above and set up /etc/rstudio/r-versions like so: Path: /opt/R/3.5.2 I am about to do some more digging turning on diagnostics etc, but an extended example to make all this work would be appreciated to promote best practices!

configure -prefix=/opt/R/VERSION -enable-R-shlib) - clearly LD_LIBRARY_PATH is not getting set correctly. I am currently getting errors if I switch to any built-from-source R versions - basic print breaks indicating that R cannot even find its standard library (to avoid complications I built R from source using the most basic config. What is the interaction of the /etc/rstudio/nf variables with the scripts that can be configured in /etc/rstudio/r-versions ? Do these script come before/after/instead of nf variable processing ? How does the module work instead of a script, what's recommended ? My question is, how do I ensure the correct dynamic library path is configured to run more than just the default pre-installed R version.

#How to run r studio script in browser processing in aws pro

There are also enhancements to RStudio Server Pro to run individual configuration scripts for each version of R here: (running modules or scripts to configure each of these), but no examples of a configuration.

#How to run r studio script in browser processing in aws install

Now, to make the built versions of R work correctly, RStudio needs to set up library paths correctly - there are docs here for this running on a single install of R here. I followed article 215488098 to build from source and tried building against system blas/lapack libs. I've set up site-library locations in /usr/local/lib/R-MAJOR-MINOR/site-library to manage packages which can be shared by matching installs of R in /opt/R/MAJOR-MINOR-SUBMINOR. Running on Ubuntu 16.04, we use the base install of R (which Ubuntu auto updates to latest version, currently 3.6.0) so we need to compile specific version of R from source in /opt/R/version. On this topic, I've also been trying to install multiple version of R for use with our company RStudio Server Pro install ().