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and edit the file (/tmp/junk). The amd mountpoints are transient....they timeout when not in use. So sometimes it will work to cd to /nfs/slac/g and you will see an entry for net/pinger, but if it has timed out you may not, even on pinger (unless something runs there that keeps it constantly available). Once the mountpoint has timed out you will have to cd to the full amd mount path which in this case is /nfs/slac/g/net/pinger to get amd to remount the space. AS a rule it is always a good idea to use the full path to the nfs space, especially in scripts.
Unix/AFS groups
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SVN access | /afs/slac/g/scs/net/netmon/repo/svn | Cottrell |
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