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- FACET elog: http://physics-elog.slac.stanford.edu/facetelog/
- Important nodes: "rhel6-64.slac.stanford.edu" (general login node) "mcclogin" (node to reach the control servers) "facet-srv01" (control server, which requires access as fphysics@facet-srv01)
- Data storage:
/nfs/slac/g/facetdata/nas/nas-li20-pm00 (accessible from, e.g., mcclogin)[eventually mirrored from: /nas/nas-li20-pm00/E320/ (which is accessible from facet-srv20)] - Data from first run: /u1/facet/matlab/data (you can access e.g., from fphysics@facet-srv20)
- Scopedata: /u1/facet/physics/e320/scopedata/ (copied to /nas/nas-li20-pm00/E320/)
- Attention: one might need to work explicitly in "bash" to use wildcharacters, e.g., : scp -r fphysics@facet-srv01:/u1/facet/physics/e320/scopedata/2021_08_13___22* /afs/slac/u/gu/smeuren/scopedata/
Copying files to your local computer
- Method A: use a bunch of scp to bring data to a node with internet access; then use scp from your local computer to download them. This can cause quota issues though. For details see the sections below.
- Method B (avoiding quota issues):
- tar the folder that you want to copy [ tar -zcvf file.tar.gz /path/to/dir/]
- use the script from Control network: little tricks to copy the tar file to your local computer
- Desperate means to download old data:
- copy the date from /nfs/etc. to a facet server (no quota issues there): (smeuren@mcclogin $ scp -r /nfs/slac/g/facetdata/nas/nas-li20-pm00/E320/2022/20220820/E320_03027/ fphysics@facet-srv20:/home/fphysics/smeuren/)
- tar the folder on the control computer and use Method B above
Example data analysis procedure (Version A)
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