Relocating Your .conda Directory to Project Space

Large conda installations may exceed your home directory size. This can be avoided by relocating your .conda directory to your project space, which has a larger quota than your home directory.

Relocate your .conda directory to your project space using the following steps:

Make a .conda directory in your project space.

[testuser1@golubh1 ~]$ mkdir -p /projects/<your proj. dir>/<your username>/.conda

Copy over your existing .conda data. (This may take several minutes if your .conda directory is large.)
```
[testuser1@golubh1 ~]$ rsync -aAvP ~/.conda/* /projects/<your proj. dir>/<your username>/.conda/
```
Remove your current .conda directory.
```
[testuser1@golubh1 ~]$ rm -rf ~/.conda
```

Create a link to your new .conda directory.

[testuser1@golubh1 ~]$ ln -s /projects/<your proj. dir>/<your username>/.conda ~/.conda