Thank you, Colin and Terrence, for keeping at it!
-----Original Message----- From: Colin Enticott [mailto:Colin.Enticott@csse.monash.edu.au] Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 1:00 AM To: zhengc@sdsc.edu; 'Terrence Martin' Subject: RE: [gin-ops] [gin-auth] start Savannah run
Thankyou Cindy and Terrence.
The files are copying.
Regards, Colin
--- Colin Enticott, Research Scientist, Ph: +61 03 9903 2215 Room H7.26, Level 7, Building H, Monash University Caulfield 3145, Australia
-----Original Message----- From: Cindy Zheng [mailto:zhengc@sdsc.edu] Sent: Tuesday, 23 January 2007 5:56 PM To: 'Terrence Martin' Cc: 'Colin Enticott' Subject: RE: [gin-ops] [gin-auth] start Savannah run
Thank you, Terrence! I'm forwarding this to Colin. ...Cindy
-----Original Message----- From: Terrence Martin [mailto:tmartin@physics.ucsd.edu] Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 10:35 PM To: zhengc@sdsc.edu Subject: Re: [gin-ops] [gin-auth] start Savannah run
Hi,
Ya I was away for the first couple weeks of the year and must have missed it.
Anyway if you need to write that much data you can create a directory in $OSG_DATA
eg. Submit a script job to condor or the fork queue that does this
mkdir $OSG_DATA/somedirname cd $OSG_DATA/somedirname # now either get your data by connecting out, wget http://myweb.domain.tld/myfile.tar tar xvf myfile.tar # or alternatively start a gftp transfer that will # put the data in the above directory as a separate step from an external host
globus-url-copy file://localhost//home/myhome/myfile.tar gsiftp://osg-gw-2.t2.ucsd.edu/osgfs/somedirname/
/osgfs is the real path at UCSD, you can get that information from gridcat, or by just submitting a job that echoes it back to you.
Terrence