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./containerd.io-1.2.0-1.2.beta.2.el7.x8664.rpm 2020-07-28 03:06:02 22.6 MiB containerd.io-1.2.0-2.0.rc.0.1.el7.x8664.rpm 2020-07-28 03:06:03 22.1 MiB containerd.io. Download Nessus and Nessus Manager. 7.2.3 Signing Keys Nessus Docker Images. Tenable GPG Key (Red Hat ES 6 / CentOS 6 / Oracle Linux.
InstallationWindows Users: If you use the installer, then the only requirements are having .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and .NET Framework 4.7.2 installed (the .NET 4 version can be higher but 4.x does not provide 3.5 SP1). To enable .NET 3.5 on Windows 8, 8.1, or 10, follow this process. To use the binary tarball distribution instead of the installer, you must also have Visual C++ redistributables (for either x86 or x64 depending on which tarball you download) for these VC versions: 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017. This page links to the most recent redistributable for each VC version (NB: only get the redistributables, not the service packs). These are required because different vendor DLLs depend on different versions of VC. 
Linux Users: There are two options for using ProteoWizard on Linux: native executables or running the Windows executables via Wine/Docker. Only the Wine/Docker option allows converting vendor formats. For Docker instructions, see here. For a native installation, download the native binary tarball, navigate to the download directory. Once there, use 'tar xjvf [archive name].tar.bz2' on the archive and move the pwiz directory into a directory of your choice. PRO-TIP: For convenience, adjust your 'PATH' environment variable to include your ProteoWizard tools directory, so that the command line tools may be run from any directory. 
./containerd.io-1.3.7-3.1.el8.x8664.rpm 2020-09-21 18:11:47 29.0 MiB containerd.io-1.3.9-3.1.el8.x8664.rpm 2020-12-02 22:50:31 29.0 MiB containerd.io-1.4.3-3.1.el8.
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VersionsWe are formally at version 3. Older versions are archived on TeamCity.
There are several flavors of ProteoWizard depending upon your intended use. If you are primarily interested in using the tools, the binary distributions for your platform are most likely what you want. If you are interested in using ProteoWizard as part of a software project you are developing, you should get the source distribution, or check out the code from our GitHub repository directly. Other packages are also on Teamcity.

Developers interested in building ProteoWizard libraries for use in their own projects will note that there are a few choices for source distributions. Officially, the ProteoWizard libraries and tools are built using the bjam build system, but we also provide alternate semi-official build files for MSVC and for GNU/Autotools (the familiar old 'configure ; make ; make install'). Note that these alternate build files do not support vendor DLLs: maintaining that capability is complex and thus limited to the officially supported bjam build. You can read more about it here.

OpenFOAM® Installation on LinuxRPM InstallationFor openSUSE users, OpenCFD Ltd. is working with the community SciencePortal and the build service to provide OpenFOAM as precompiled RPMpackages.
 Simply go to the download pagehttps://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=science&package=openfoam2006and follow the instructions there.
 If you already have the Science repository registered on your system, youshould be able to install it directly with dnf (Fedora) or zypper (openSUSE) orwith graphical tools such as YaST2. 
Note that the science repository also includes the latest versions of scotch andParaView for using with OpenFOAM.
Download Docker Rpm For Oracle Linux Up-to-date information can be found on our wiki page.
Fedora, RedHatFor RedHat-based systems, OpenCFD Ltd. current uses the copr infrastructure toprovide RPM packages. These pre-compiled packages leverage standardcomponents available from EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) and someelements of PowerTools as well.
 Up-to-date information can be found on our wiki page.
UbuntuFor Debian/Ubuntu, OpenCFD works actively with the Debian (science)maintainers to improve the packaging, but also provides its own early-releaserepository.
 Up-to-date information can be found on our wiki page.
DockerOpenCFD Ltd. uses Docker Hub to distribute pre-compiled versions ofOpenFOAM for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows, including a completedevelopment environment.
 Docker containers enable binaries compiled on a given Linux environment tobe run on other platforms without any performance degradation. Docker alsooperates on Windows and Mac OS X wrapped in a light-weight VirtualBox.

 An image of OpenFOAM contains binaries and source code. The Dockerenvironment provides: 
A complete development environment to compile local modifications and create executables. 
A consistent behaviour of the OpenFOAM across all platforms

Check if your (Linux or Windows or Mac OS X) system is supported by visitinghttps://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/
Installing DockerDocker Download RpmDocker is available in two editions: Community Edition (CE) and EnterpriseEdition (EE). For installing and running the OpenFOAM image, the CommunityEdition is sufficient. Please see:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/
Docker Compose Download RpmInstalling and running OpenFOAMMake sure the user is in the group ‘docker'. This can be checked with  The list of groups should include docker. 
Make sure the Docker daemon is running: 
Download the following scripts from the release instructions and put them in a local directory (e.g. home directory) 
Make the install script executable 
Download and create the Docker container for OpenFOAM by executing the first script 
This only needs to be done once per login. The first ever invocation will download the whole OpenFOAM installation so might take some time to finish. Any future invocations will take a few seconds only. 
Make the start script executable 
Start the Docker container with the second script: 
This will open a new shell with the OpenFOAM environment fully installed and ready to use, e.g.mkdir -p $FOAM_RUN
run
cp -r $FOAM_TUTORIALS/incompressible/icoFoam/cavity/cavity .
cd cavity
blockMesh
icoFoam
All user files inside the Docker environment are available on the host inside the home directory.
Frequently Asked Questions on Docker

Developers interested in building ProteoWizard libraries for use in their own projects will note that there are a few choices for source distributions. Officially, the ProteoWizard libraries and tools are built using the bjam build system, but we also provide alternate semi-official build files for MSVC and for GNU/Autotools (the familiar old 'configure ; make ; make install'). Note that these alternate build files do not support vendor DLLs: maintaining that capability is complex and thus limited to the officially supported bjam build. You can read more about it here.
OpenFOAM® Installation on LinuxRPM InstallationFor openSUSE users, OpenCFD Ltd. is working with the community SciencePortal and the build service to provide OpenFOAM as precompiled RPMpackages.
 Simply go to the download pagehttps://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=science&package=openfoam2006and follow the instructions there.
 If you already have the Science repository registered on your system, youshould be able to install it directly with dnf (Fedora) or zypper (openSUSE) orwith graphical tools such as YaST2. 
Note that the science repository also includes the latest versions of scotch andParaView for using with OpenFOAM.
Download Docker Rpm For Oracle Linux Up-to-date information can be found on our wiki page.
Fedora, RedHatFor RedHat-based systems, OpenCFD Ltd. current uses the copr infrastructure toprovide RPM packages. These pre-compiled packages leverage standardcomponents available from EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) and someelements of PowerTools as well.
 Up-to-date information can be found on our wiki page.
UbuntuFor Debian/Ubuntu, OpenCFD works actively with the Debian (science)maintainers to improve the packaging, but also provides its own early-releaserepository.
 Up-to-date information can be found on our wiki page.
DockerOpenCFD Ltd. uses Docker Hub to distribute pre-compiled versions ofOpenFOAM for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows, including a completedevelopment environment.
 Docker containers enable binaries compiled on a given Linux environment tobe run on other platforms without any performance degradation. Docker alsooperates on Windows and Mac OS X wrapped in a light-weight VirtualBox.
 An image of OpenFOAM contains binaries and source code. The Dockerenvironment provides: 
A complete development environment to compile local modifications and create executables. 
A consistent behaviour of the OpenFOAM across all platforms
Check if your (Linux or Windows or Mac OS X) system is supported by visitinghttps://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/
Installing DockerDocker Download RpmDocker is available in two editions: Community Edition (CE) and EnterpriseEdition (EE). For installing and running the OpenFOAM image, the CommunityEdition is sufficient. Please see:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/
Docker Compose Download RpmInstalling and running OpenFOAMMake sure the user is in the group ‘docker'. This can be checked with  The list of groups should include docker. 
Make sure the Docker daemon is running: 
Download the following scripts from the release instructions and put them in a local directory (e.g. home directory) 
Make the install script executable 
Download and create the Docker container for OpenFOAM by executing the first script 
This only needs to be done once per login. The first ever invocation will download the whole OpenFOAM installation so might take some time to finish. Any future invocations will take a few seconds only. 
Make the start script executable 
Start the Docker container with the second script: 
This will open a new shell with the OpenFOAM environment fully installed and ready to use, e.g.mkdir -p $FOAM_RUN
run
cp -r $FOAM_TUTORIALS/incompressible/icoFoam/cavity/cavity .
cd cavity
blockMesh
icoFoam
All user files inside the Docker environment are available on the host inside the home directory.
Frequently Asked Questions on DockerDocker Download Rpm ToolIs there any performance degradation when running via Docker? 
No performance penalties are expected. On Linux, OpenFOAM inside Docker should run as fast as natively compiled code. On Windows and Mac OS X there may be a slight performance penalty associated with I/O. 
How do I check if the OpenFOAM image has been downloaded correctly?
Type the command  to show the images available in Docker environment, e.g. REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED VIRTUAL SIZE
openfoamplus/of_v1706_centos73 latest 88d542266184 4 hours ago 1.574 GB
 If you receive an error message about not being able to contact the Docker daemon check that the Docker daemon is started at boot time 
the user account is in the group ‘docker'
Where are my files? 
The user files inside Docker are visible (i.e. mounted) in your home area and can be operated on just like any other file. 
Why doesn't paraFoam display? 
Make sure that your machine's software is fully up-to-date. See if you can start a simple X-windows, non-graphics program, e.g.: xterm If this does not come up there may be a problem with the xhost access to the host screen. This is one of the steps inside the startOpenFOAM script. 
An alternative remedy is to install the native ParaView version for your system, and use the built-in OpenFOAM reader and/or OpenFOAM data conversion tools.
How do I run parallel? 
Same as any other OpenFOAM installation, e.g.: mpirun -np 2 icoFoam-parallel
How do I run parallel on multiple computers? 
This is not trivial inside the Docker environment. Also you might want to include optimised communication libraries (MPI) so it probably makes more sense to perform a native compilation. 
How do I compile code? 
The Docker environment contains a full OpenFOAM development environment so all Allwmake, wmake, wclean etc. commands work (it is running the actual environment OpenFOAM was compiled in!) 
What does installOpenFOAM do? 
It downloads the OpenFOAM image from the Docker Hub and creates a specialised container. This container 
mounts the home directory of the user with read/write access 
optionally channels the graphics 
sets up the OpenFOAM environment.
The image itself was created from CentOS 7.3. If you wish to install any additional tool in your docker container, start it as usual via the startOpenFOAM script, login as root with the password openfoam and use e.g. yum. 
I still have questions... 
The Docker route to OpenFOAM is new and still being refined. It you have comments/tips please mail them to: docker (at) opencfd.co.uk.