Can we use the free aws outside of US or Europe? Each time I ran “bash setup_p2.sh”, it always appears:
Only us-west-2 (Oregon), eu-west-1 (Ireland), and us-east-1 (Virginia) are currently supported
Anyone knows how to resolve this? Thanks a lot!
Can we use the free aws outside of US or Europe? Each time I ran “bash setup_p2.sh”, it always appears:
Only us-west-2 (Oregon), eu-west-1 (Ireland), and us-east-1 (Virginia) are currently supported
Anyone knows how to resolve this? Thanks a lot!
sorry, I forgot to mention that I’m in Hong Kong:-)
Hi @chenwk891,
At the moment those three regions are the only ones that have p2 instances available.
Hi @jeeyung,
What error message are you seeing? What operating system are you using? Please see here for advice on how to ask for help
The p2 instances are not available for free, unfortunately. But you can try using spot instances to cut down on costs quite dramatically; have a look here and here.
Hi,
I reinstalled all and tried, but still the same error. Not able to solve anymore. Please help
$ bash setup_p2.sh
setup_p2.sh: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token newline' setup_p2.sh: line 7:
’
$ bash setup_p2.sh
setup_p2.sh: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token newline' setup_p2.sh: line 7:
’
This might be a trivial thing but I can’t seem to figure it out.
I always have to type aws.cmd in cygwin to do anything. I thought this would be an irrelevant issue but it’s getting really tedious trying to change all the scripts to compensate for this issue I have.
When I type in aws, I get this:
“C:\Anaconda\python.exe: can’t open file ‘/c/Anaconda/Scripts/aws’: [Errno 2] No such file or directory”
Only when I type in aws.cmd do I get this:
"usage: aws [options] [ …] [parameters]
To see help text, you can run:
aws help
aws help
aws help
aws.cmd: error: too few arguments
"
In bash, when I run the command “bash setup_p2.sh” I get the following error and cannot set up my server…
I am unsure how to proceed.
Hi @Dan195,
That’s strange. Can you let me know what you see when you type the following command in bash
whoami && ls -ld ~ ~/.ssh
Hi @murmur,
I don’t have a windows setup at the moment to test this, but did you try any of the solutions offered here?
edit: I also just saw this solution on the fast.ai wiki-page.
It’s saying “No such file or directory”.
What does it say for ls -ld ~
?
I’m wondering if it’s a permissions issue. It would help if you could copy and paste the output - on my Mac it looks like this
drwxr-xr-x+ 123 zarak staff 4182 19 Mar 10:08 /Users/zarak
bash-3.1$ ls -ld ~
ls: /home/Peter: No such file or directory
Oh, I see, it seems that the user was created without a home directory. Try running this command
mkhomedir_helper Peter
You’ll probably also need to run aws configure
to create your .aws
subdirectory under your home directory.
the “mkhomedir_helper” command cannot be found. Would it be a bad idea to create a “home” folder in "C:: and then cut “Peter” into that location?
Sorry, I don’t know why I assumed you were on a Linux system. I’m afraid I’m not familiar with bash on Windows, though you can certainly try creating your home folder manually.