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* umask is used to set correct permissions for group (if not specified, other users won't be able to write in created directories !) | * umask is used to set correct permissions for group (if not specified, other users won't be able to write in created directories !) | ||
* MADISON_USERNAME is optional if it is the same as the T2B one | * MADISON_USERNAME@ is optional if it is the same as the T2B one | ||
To avoid typing the password of the Madison server, connect to the T2 cluster adding the '''-A''' option, which ''Enables forwarding of the authentication agent connection'' (dixit man): | To avoid typing the password of the Madison server, connect to the T2 cluster adding the '''-A''' option, which ''Enables forwarding of the authentication agent connection'' (dixit man): | ||
ssh -A mshort.iihe.ac.be | ssh -A mshort.iihe.ac.be | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 19 January 2017
To transfer files and keep their structure identical, use the following command on m-machines :
umask 0002 && rsync -avP --no-implied-dirs --relative MADISON_USERNAME@data.icecube.wisc.edu:/data/DIRECTORIES/FILES / && umask 0022
- umask is used to set correct permissions for group (if not specified, other users won't be able to write in created directories !)
- MADISON_USERNAME@ is optional if it is the same as the T2B one
To avoid typing the password of the Madison server, connect to the T2 cluster adding the -A option, which Enables forwarding of the authentication agent connection (dixit man):
ssh -A mshort.iihe.ac.be