#!/bin/sh

# Set up for MPI.  An alternative to get "module" defined is to use
# "/bin/sh -l" if .profile is sane when used non-interactively, or
# to pass module, MODULESHOME, and MODULEPATH in the SGE environment.
. /etc/profile
module add mpi/openmpi-1.10-x86_64

# Assume submission with qsub -S <this container>; then we need
# QRSH_WRAPPER defined foe starting remote tasks.  This wouldn't work if
# SHELL was a real system shell, but we can't check it actually is a
# container since it may not be in our namespace.
QRSH_WRAPPER=${QRSH_WRAPPER:-$SHELL}; export QRSH_WRAPPER

# We might be called as either "<cmd> -c ..." (for job start), or as
# "<cmd> ..." (via qrsh).
case $1 in
-c) exec /bin/sh "$@";;
*) exec $*;;
esac