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| − | [[Category:Grid computing]] | + | #REDIRECT[[Swestore Documentation Moved]] |
| − | [[Category:Storage]]
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| − | [[Category:SweStore]]
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| − | [[Category:SweGrid user guide]]
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| − | [[Getting started with SweGrid|< Getting started with SweGrid]]<br>
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| − | [[Swestore National Storage|< Swestore National Storage]]
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| − | (PAGE UNDER DEVELOPMENT)
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| − | = The ARC client =
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| − | This guide describes how to use the [http://www.nordugrid.org Nordugrid]
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| − | ''ARC'' client for storing and retrieving files from SweStore National
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| − | Storage. The ARC client is usually used for sending grid jobs to grid
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| − | clusters, but it also contain commands for data management.
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| − | If your system doesn't have the ARC client installed you can look at
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| − | the [[ARC_client_installation|ARC client installation]] page in this
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| − | wiki or the official Nordugrid
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| − | [http://www.nordugrid.org/documents/arc-client-install.html ARC
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| − | installation] page for more information. Please note that the windows
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| − | and MacOS clients are a bit unstable.
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| − | A complete user guide for the ARC client can be found in
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| − | http://www.nordugrid.org/documents/arc-ui.pdf.
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| − | ARC can handle many different file transfer protocols, such as:
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| − | ''http, https, httpg, ftp, gsiftp, lfc, rls, srm''. But only the srm
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| − | protocol is currently is supported when accessing SweStore using the
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| − | ARC client.
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| − | == ARC 0.8 versus 1.0 ==
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| − | In late spring 2011 Nordugrid release the 1.0 version of ARC
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| − | (sometimes called 11.05). One of the new features of 1.0 compared to
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| − | the previous 0.8 release was a new command set. Basically most of the
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| − | ng* commands was replaced with the new arc* commands. Some
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| − | functionality moved between commands (ngstat became arcinfo and
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| − | arcstat) and some new commands was introduced (arcproxy as an
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| − | replacement for grid-proxy-init, which wasn't an arc command at all
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| − | but a part of the Globus Toolkit). There are still legacy compat
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| − | binaries in place for the old ng* commands, but I strongly suggest
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| − | that you use arc* when available.
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| − | = Preparations =
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| − | In addition to the installed ARC client you need the proper access rights and a valid grid proxy certificate. Please check the [[Grid certificates]] page for more information.
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| − | = Copying files =
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| − | Copying files to and from resources is accomplished using the '''arccp''' command.
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| − | == Copying single files ==
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| − | Copying single files is accomplished in the same way as using the
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| − | normal '''cp''' command as shown in the following example:
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| − | $ arccp archive.tar.gz srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/
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| − | Please note the trailing / which marks the destination as a directory.
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| − | Without a / the destination will be a file, which may or may not be
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| − | what you wanted. All required directories are created when needed so
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| − | the destination may be a nonexisting directory.
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| − | == Recursive copying ==
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| − | Recursive copying is accomplished using the '''--recursive''' option
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| − | to arccp. The argument to the option determines the depth of the
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| − | recursive copy.
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| − | $ arccp --recursive=3 foobar/ srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/foobar/
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| − | = Listing files =
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| − | Listing files on a resources is done using the '''arcls''' command. In
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| − | the simplest form the command just takes a URL as input and displays
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| − | names and directories without any extra information as shown in the
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| − | following example:
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| − | $ arcls srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/
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| − | motd.1
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| − | bla
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| − | generated
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| − | ops
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| − | motd.f343
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| − | Additional information can be listed by adding the '''--long''' option:
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| − | $ arcls --long srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops
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| − | <Name> <Type> <Size> <Creation> <Validity> <CheckSum> <Latency>
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| − | motd.1 file 354 2008-06-05 12:28:23 (n/a) adler32:582d7718 NEARLINE
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| − | bla dir 512 2008-08-22 12:23:49 (n/a) (n/a) NEARLINE
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| − | foobar dir 512 2008-11-17 15:07:39 (n/a) (n/a) NEARLINE
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| − | ops dir 512 2010-01-21 11:26:00 (n/a) (n/a) NEARLINE
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| − | motd.f343 file 436 2010-01-08 14:35:40 (n/a) adler32:0fed94f2 ONLINE
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| − | Metadatainformation on a specific file can be listed by specifying the '''-m''' or '''--metadata''' option. In the following example the metadata information of the '''motd.1''' file is shown:
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| − | $ arcls --metadata srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/motd.1
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| − | /ops/motd.1
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| − | accessperm:rw-r--r--
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| − | checksum:adler32:582d7718
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| − | ctime:2008-06-05 12:28:23
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| − | filestoragetype:PERMANENT
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| − | group:25001
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| − | latency:NEARLINE
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| − | lifetimeassigned:PT1S
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| − | lifetimeleft:PT1S
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| − | mtime:2011-03-24 12:57:42
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| − | owner:25001
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| − | path:/ops/motd.1
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| − | size:354
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| − | spacetokens:
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| − | type:file
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| − | = Creating directories =
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| − | There is no command line tool for creating directories. This command
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| − | will probably be added in an upcoming release. In the meantime the
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| − | following procedure can be used:
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| − | $ touch dummyfile
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| − | $ arccp dummyfile srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/newdir/
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| − | $ arcls srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/newdir/
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| − | dummyfile
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| − | The dummmyfile can be removed using the arcrm command described in the following section.
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| − | = Removing files or directories =
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| − | $ arcrm srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/newdir/dummyfile
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| − | $ arcrm srm://srm.swegrid.se/ops/newdir/
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| − | To remove directories they have to be empty.
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