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==How to upload a DANS archive to the grid== | ==How to upload a DANS archive to the grid== | ||
| − | * create a new directory with the name of the archive. As an example we use the 'Crome' archive: | + | * create a new directory with the name of the archive. As an example we use the 'Crome' archive. We refer to the name of the archive using the environment variable '$ARCHIVE' : |
| − | mkdir -p ~/dans/ | + | export ARCHIVE=Crome |
| + | mkdir -p ~/dans/$ARCHIVE/ | ||
* In this directory create another directory with the same name; this directory will contain the list of files and directories that need to be uploaded | * In this directory create another directory with the same name; this directory will contain the list of files and directories that need to be uploaded | ||
| − | cd ~/dans/ | + | cd ~/dans/$ARCHIVE |
| − | mkdir | + | mkdir $ARCHIVE |
* copy over the scripts from the repository | * copy over the scripts from the repository | ||
cp -a ~/dans/scripts/* . | cp -a ~/dans/scripts/* . | ||
| + | * generate a '''sorted''' list of files | ||
| + | find -L $ARCHIVE -type f | sort > ${ARCHIVE}-files.txt | ||
Revision as of 10:04, 10 May 2012
How to upload a DANS archive to the grid
- create a new directory with the name of the archive. As an example we use the 'Crome' archive. We refer to the name of the archive using the environment variable '$ARCHIVE' :
export ARCHIVE=Crome mkdir -p ~/dans/$ARCHIVE/
- In this directory create another directory with the same name; this directory will contain the list of files and directories that need to be uploaded
cd ~/dans/$ARCHIVE mkdir $ARCHIVE
- copy over the scripts from the repository
cp -a ~/dans/scripts/* .
- generate a sorted list of files
find -L $ARCHIVE -type f | sort > ${ARCHIVE}-files.txt