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You can modify your .ssh config to allow direct passwordless access from your device to iana, by adding this to your .ssh/config file on your end: Host slac*
User <you>
Host slacl
Hostname s3dflogin.slac.stanford.edu
Host slacd
Hostname iana
ProxyJump slacl
and then add your e.g. ssh-copy-id <you>@s3dflogin.slac.stanford.edu |
.bashrc:
- a directory gets added to your home dir, called profile_d. It points back to the group equivalent in /sdf/group/fermi/sw/ and includes the contents of those conf files into your session's bashrc. Group-level settings go there, eg $LATCalibRoot.
- don't overwrite your .bash_profile or you'll lose the code that does this:
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You can run cronjobs in S3DF. Users don't have to worry about token expiration like on AFS. Select one of the iana interactive nodes (and remember which one!) to run on. Since crontab is per host (no trscrontab), if the node is reinstalled or removed, the crontab will be lost. It's probably best to save your crontab as a file in your home directory so that you can re-add your cronjobs if this happens: crontab -l > ~/crontab.backup Then to re-add the jobs back in: crontab ~/crontab.backup |
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xrootd CLI commands are available via cvmfs: module load osg/client-latest which xrdcp module unload osg/client-latest #when done with xrootd |