I am trying to install Anaconda on a remote server. When installing, anaconda will always try to create .conda directory under /home/username/, even though I already specific the install location using -u /path/to/desire/location. Due to the remote server safety policies, my home directory is /some/where/directory, instead of /home/username/. I have no permission accessing or doing something under the original /home/user.

I am trying to install Anaconda on a remote server. When installing, anaconda will always try to create .conda directory under /home/username/, even though I already specific the install location using -u /path/to/desire/location. Due to the remote server safety policies, my home directory is /some/where/directory, instead of /home/username/. I have no permission accessing or doing something under the original /home/user.

I am trying to install Anaconda on a remote server. When installing, anaconda will always try to create .conda directory under /home/username/, even though I already specific the install location using -u /path/to/desire/location. Due to the remote server safety policies, my home directory is /some/where/directory, instead of /home/username/. I have no permission accessing or doing something under the original /home/user.