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SCCS NFS toaster space is used in production for the March 16, 2007 run only. This space is used to store data files that are written by standalone processes or by EPICS IOCs. For more information on standalone processes click here.
The NFS disk space on /home is used for store data files that are written by standalone processes run on lcls-dev2, or by EPCIS iocs booted for testing.
The column header access found in the tables listed below refer to the control system applications and not users access.
Table 1.1 | ||||||||
Development System - NFS Toaster Space | ||||||||
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]]>< /ac:plain-text-body></ac:structured-macro> /home | lcls-dev2 | lcls | lcls-rtems | read-write | ||||
/nfs/slac/g/lcls | surrey10 | lcls | lcls-rtems | read-write |
Table 1.1.2 | ||||
Development System - AFS | ||||
Path | Server | NIS Group | ACL Group | Access |
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/afs/slac/g/lcls | SLAC Public Unix Network | lcls | g-lcls | read-only |
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| owner-g-lcls |
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Production Directory Tree
The top-level directory hiearchary for production is on an NFS server maintained by the Controls Group. The top-level directory tree is defined in Table 1.2 below.
The column header access found in the tables listed below refer to the control system applications and not users access.
Table 1.2 | ||||
Production System - NFS | ||||
Path | Server: AMD Filesystem | NIS Group | Net Group | Access |
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/u1/lcls | mccfs0 | lcls | lcls-rtems | read-write |
/usr/local/lcls | lcls-builder | lcls |
| read-only |
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