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Commit aa4721f5 authored by Zabloudil, Jan's avatar Zabloudil, Jan
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correction of dokuwiki syntax

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...@@ -36,18 +36,18 @@ transition: 'fade' ...@@ -36,18 +36,18 @@ transition: 'fade'
### Linux and OS X ### Linux and OS X
<code> ```
ssh -X <username>@mul-hpc-81a.unileoben.ac.at ssh -X <username>@mul-hpc-81a.unileoben.ac.at
ssh -X <username>@mul-hpc-81b.unileoben.ac.at ssh -X <username>@mul-hpc-81b.unileoben.ac.at
</code> ```
=== OS X === ### OS X
If, e.g., you have an US keyboard layout, you may have to include the following lines have in your <html><font color=#006e6f></html>''%%.bashrc%%'' file<html></font></html> on the login node in order to be able to submit jobs: If, e.g., you have an US keyboard layout, you may have to include the following lines have in your <html><font color=#006e6f></html>''%%.bashrc%%'' file<html></font></html> on the login node in order to be able to submit jobs:
<code bash> ```
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8
export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
</code> ```
Alternatively, you can change the same directly on your Mac in Alternatively, you can change the same directly on your Mac in
<html><font color=#006e6f></html> Terminal ➠ Preferences ➠ Profiles ➠ Advanced ➠ International <html></font></html> <html><font color=#006e6f></html> Terminal ➠ Preferences ➠ Profiles ➠ Advanced ➠ International <html></font></html>
...@@ -103,14 +103,14 @@ We use ZFS filesystems with these RAID Levels and disk types: ...@@ -103,14 +103,14 @@ We use ZFS filesystems with these RAID Levels and disk types:
The directory structure is: The directory structure is:
<code> ```
/home/<username> /home/<username>
</code> ```
By default permission are set to 0700: By default permission are set to 0700:
<code> ```
rwx----- rwx-----
</code> ```
* Directories and files are only accessible by user, * Directories and files are only accessible by user,
* no access for group * no access for group
* no access for others. * no access for others.
...@@ -124,14 +124,14 @@ rwx----- ...@@ -124,14 +124,14 @@ rwx-----
* located in ''%%/calc%%'' and mounted via NFS from fileserver f2 * located in ''%%/calc%%'' and mounted via NFS from fileserver f2
* directory structure is the same as for ''%%/home%%'': * directory structure is the same as for ''%%/home%%'':
<code> ```
/calc/<username> /calc/<username>
</code> ```
* permissions are the same as for ''%%/home%%'' * permissions are the same as for ''%%/home%%''
<code> ```
rwx----- rwx-----
</code> ```
--- ---
...@@ -163,14 +163,14 @@ rwx----- ...@@ -163,14 +163,14 @@ rwx-----
* mounted via NFS from fileserver f1 * mounted via NFS from fileserver f1
* directory structure is the same as for ''%%/home%%'' or ''%%/calc%%'': * directory structure is the same as for ''%%/home%%'' or ''%%/calc%%'':
<code> ```
/scratch/<username> /scratch/<username>
</code> ```
* permissions are the same as for ''%%/home%%'' or ''%%/calc%%'' * permissions are the same as for ''%%/home%%'' or ''%%/calc%%''
<code> ```
rwx----- rwx-----
</code> ```
--- ---
...@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ rwx----- ...@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ rwx-----
example (non-working skeleton): example (non-working skeleton):
<code> ```
#!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
#SBATCH ... see slurm slides ... #SBATCH ... see slurm slides ...
...@@ -221,18 +221,18 @@ cd $MYTMP ...@@ -221,18 +221,18 @@ cd $MYTMP
cp -a $MYTMP/. $CALC/. cp -a $MYTMP/. $CALC/.
rm -rf $MYTMP rm -rf $MYTMP
</code> ```
--- ---
## Tranferring data ## Tranferring data
=== copy data to cluster: === ### copy data to cluster:
<code bash> ```
[...]$ scp <filename> <username>@<servername>.unileoben.ac.at:~/ [...]$ scp <filename> <username>@<servername>.unileoben.ac.at:~/
</code> ```
The servername can be one of these: The servername can be one of these:
* ''%%mul-hpc-81a%%'' , ''%%mul-hpc-81b%%'' * ''%%mul-hpc-81a%%'' , ''%%mul-hpc-81b%%''
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