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Admin: /* 3. [CMS only] Extraction of your username from siteDB */

2023-03-28T11:05:05Z

3. [CMS only] Extraction of your username from siteDB

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	=== 3. [CMS only] Extraction of your username from siteDB ===		=== 3. [CMS only] Extraction of your username from siteDB ===
	For this, we are going to use crab3. Source the init script to enable crab3:		For this, we are going to use crab3. Source the init script to enable crab3:
	source /cvmfs/cms.cern.ch/~~crab3~~/crab.sh		source /cvmfs/cms.cern.ch/common/crab-setup.sh
	then do:		then do:
	crab checkusername		crab checkusername
	It should ~~print your DN, as well as~~ your username. <br>		It should simply return your username. <br>
	If it doesn't work, make sure all the [[CERN_certificate_management \| '''steps here''']] have been followed.		If it doesn't work, make sure all the [[CERN_certificate_management \| '''steps here''']] have been followed.

Admin: /* [For CMS only steps] Get a working CMSSW environment */

2023-03-28T11:03:11Z

[For CMS only steps] Get a working CMSSW environment

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	This returns a list of CMSSW versions. Just pick one and do:		This returns a list of CMSSW versions. Just pick one and do:
	cmsrel CMSSW_<version> (replace<version> by the version you chose)		cmsrel CMSSW_<version> (replace<version> by the version you chose, eg: 10_6_29)
	cd CMSSW_<version>/src		cd CMSSW_<version>/src
	cmsenv		cmsenv

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be: /* 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate */

2016-11-08T15:28:37Z

1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate

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	=== 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate ===		=== 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate ===
	voms-proxy-init --vo cms\|icecube\|beapps		voms-proxy-init --voms cms\|icecube\|beapps
	should give you		should give you
	<pre>		<pre>

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be: /* 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate */

2016-11-08T12:48:07Z

1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate

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	=== 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate ===		=== 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate ===
	voms-proxy-init		voms-proxy-init --vo cms\|icecube\|beapps
	should give you		should give you
	<pre>		<pre>
	Enter GRID pass phrase for this identity:		Enter GRID pass phrase for this identity:
			Contacting voms01.begrid.be:18004 [/DC=org/DC=terena/DC=tcs/C=BE/ST=Brussels/L=Brussels/O=Le reseau telematique belge de la recherche/CN=voms01.begrid.be] "beapps"...
			Remote VOMS server contacted succesfully.


	Created proxy in /tmp/x509up_u20522.		Created proxy in /tmp/x509up_u20522.

	Your proxy is valid until ~~Fri~~ Nov ~~06 04~~:33:33 CET ~~2015~~		Your proxy is valid until Wed Nov 09 01:47:29 CET 2016
	</pre>		</pre>

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	<br><br>		<br><br>

	=== [For CMS only steps] Get a working CMSSW environment ===		=== [For CMS only steps] Get a working CMSSW environment ===
	In order for the next steps to work, you need a working cmssw environment. You need to check out any CMSSW version available on the site.		In order for the next steps to work, you need a working cmssw environment. You need to check out any CMSSW version available on the site.

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be: /* 4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE */

2016-11-08T12:46:06Z

4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE

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	=== 4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE ===		=== 4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE ===
	~~Again~~, using crab3:		<br>
			* For CMS users, again, using crab3:
	crab checkwrite --site=T2_BE_IIHE		crab checkwrite --site=T2_BE_IIHE
	It should give you the following		It should give you the following
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	If it doesn't work and all previous steps are fine, then send us an email with your DN, we will make sure it matches what we have.		If it doesn't work and all previous steps are fine, then send us an email with your DN, we will make sure it matches what we have.

			<br>
			* For everyone, you can try writing a file in your '''/pnfs''' directory:
			gfal-copy file:///user/$USER/mytestfile srm://maite.iihe.ac.be:8443/pnfs/iihe/MYEXPERIMENT/store/user/$USER/

			:where '''MYEXPERIMENT''' is either cms, icecube or solid .

			<br>
			For more grid commands to manipulate files, please read [[GridStorageAccess\|this page]]

			<br><br>
	<span style="font-size: 200%;"> <center>You should now be able to submit grid jobs ! Congratulations !! </center></span>		<span style="font-size: 200%;"> <center>You should now be able to submit grid jobs ! Congratulations !! </center></span>
	<span style="font-size: 70%;"> <center>And that's the end of the story ... </center></span>		<span style="font-size: 70%;"> <center>And that's the end of the story ... </center></span>

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be: /* 3. Extraction of your username from siteDB */

2016-11-08T12:35:54Z

3. Extraction of your username from siteDB

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	cmsenv		cmsenv

	=== 3. Extraction of your username from siteDB ===		=== 3. [CMS only] Extraction of your username from siteDB ===
	For this, we are going to use crab3. Source the init script to enable crab3:		For this, we are going to use crab3. Source the init script to enable crab3:
	source /cvmfs/cms.cern.ch/crab3/crab.sh		source /cvmfs/cms.cern.ch/crab3/crab.sh
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	It should print your DN, as well as your username. <br>		It should print your DN, as well as your username. <br>
	If it doesn't work, make sure all the [[CERN_certificate_management \| '''steps here''']] have been followed.		If it doesn't work, make sure all the [[CERN_certificate_management \| '''steps here''']] have been followed.


	=== 4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE ===		=== 4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE ===

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be: /* get a working CMSSW environment */

2016-11-08T12:35:38Z

get a working CMSSW environment

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	if not, then first check with the error message if you can't fix it (check -again- all the [[Certificate_to_UI \| '''steps to install the p12 on the UIs''']] have been followed), or send us a mail with the content of the error message.		if not, then first check with the error message if you can't fix it (check -again- all the [[Certificate_to_UI \| '''steps to install the p12 on the UIs''']] have been followed), or send us a mail with the content of the error message.

	=== ~~get~~ a working CMSSW environment ===		<br><br>
			=== [For CMS only steps] Get a working CMSSW environment ===
	In order for the next steps to work, you need a working cmssw environment. You need to check out any CMSSW version available on the site.		In order for the next steps to work, you need a working cmssw environment. You need to check out any CMSSW version available on the site.
	To determine which exist, do:		To determine which exist, do:
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	cd CMSSW_<version>/src		cd CMSSW_<version>/src
	cmsenv		cmsenv


	=== 3. Extraction of your username from siteDB ===		=== 3. Extraction of your username from siteDB ===

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be: /* We are going to check the following: */

2016-11-08T12:34:55Z

We are going to check the following:

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	=== We are going to check the following:===		=== We are going to check the following:===
	# You can create a proxy using your certificate, which means it is registered to the VO ~~cms~~		# You can create a proxy using your certificate, which means it is registered to the VO
	# We can extract your username from siteDB based on your certificate.		# [CMS only] We can extract your username from siteDB based on your certificate.
	# You have write access to the T2_BE_IIHE		# You have write access to the T2_BE_IIHE

	All the commands below need to be executed on an UI (mX machine). This requires your certificate is correctly installed there ([[Certificate_to_UI \| check here]] for all the steps, although it should already have been done).		All the commands below need to be executed on an UI (mX machine). This requires your certificate is correctly installed there ([[Certificate_to_UI \| check here]] for all the steps, although it should already have been done).


	=== 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate ===		=== 1. Checking you can get a proxy with your certificate ===

OLIVIER DEVROEDE omdevroe@vub.ac.be at 12:43, 14 September 2016

2016-09-14T12:43:38Z

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	if not, then first check with the error message if you can't fix it (check -again- all the [[Certificate_to_UI \| '''steps to install the p12 on the UIs''']] have been followed), or send us a mail with the content of the error message.		if not, then first check with the error message if you can't fix it (check -again- all the [[Certificate_to_UI \| '''steps to install the p12 on the UIs''']] have been followed), or send us a mail with the content of the error message.

			=== get a working CMSSW environment ===
			In order for the next steps to work, you need a working cmssw environment. You need to check out any CMSSW version available on the site.
			To determine which exist, do:
			source $VO_CMS_SW_DIR/cmsset_default.sh
			scram list CMSSW

	=== 2. Extraction of your username from siteDB ===		This returns a list of CMSSW versions. Just pick one and do:
			cmsrel CMSSW_<version> (replace<version> by the version you chose)
			cd CMSSW_<version>/src
			cmsenv


			=== 3. Extraction of your username from siteDB ===
	For this, we are going to use crab3. Source the init script to enable crab3:		For this, we are going to use crab3. Source the init script to enable crab3:
	source /cvmfs/cms.cern.ch/crab3/crab.sh		source /cvmfs/cms.cern.ch/crab3/crab.sh
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	=== 3. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE ===		=== 4. Test write access to T2_BE_IIHE ===
	Again, using crab3:		Again, using crab3:
	crab checkwrite --site=T2_BE_IIHE		crab checkwrite --site=T2_BE_IIHE

ROMAIN ROUGNY rrougny@vub.ac.be at 14:04, 11 November 2015

2015-11-11T14:04:45Z

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			__NOTOC__

	=== We are going to check the following:===		=== We are going to check the following:===
	# You can create a proxy using your certificate, which means it is registered to the VO cms		# You can create a proxy using your certificate, which means it is registered to the VO cms