Difference: GangaExample ( vs. 1)

GANGA examples

Note1: There is an installed copy of GANGA software on the KFKI AFS. To activate it, follow the instructions of that homepage.

Note2: If your home directory is located on AFS, it is advised to source the following shell script before logging on to the Grid:

## Make new .globus directory and export it:
chmod  -R  755  /tmp/$USER/globus  >&/dev/null
rm  -rf  /tmp/$USER/globus
mkdir  -p  /tmp/$USER/globus
cp  $HOME/.globus/usercert.pem  /tmp/$USER/globus/
cp  $HOME/.globus/userkey.pem  /tmp/$USER/globus/
cp  $HOME/.globus/certificates  /tmp/$USER/globus/
export  X509_USER_CER=/tmp/$USER/globus/usercert.pem
export  X509_USER_KEY=/tmp/$USER/globus/userkey.pem
export  X509_CERT_DIR=/tmp/$USER/globus/certificates
## Make new .glite directory and export it:
chmod  -R  755  /tmp/$USER/glite  >&/dev/null
rm  -rf  /tmp/$USER/glite
mkdir  -p  /tmp/$USER/glite
cp  -rd  $HOME/.glite/* /tmp/$USER/glite/
export  GLITE_USER_HOME=/tmp/$USER/glite

## Make new .globus directory and export it:
chmod  -R  755  /tmp/$USER/globus  >&/dev/null
rm  -rf  /tmp/$USER/globus
mkdir  -p  /tmp/$USER/globus
cp  $HOME/.globus/usercert.pem  /tmp/$USER/globus/
cp  $HOME/.globus/userkey.pem  /tmp/$USER/globus/
cp  $HOME/.globus/certificates  /tmp/$USER/globus/
setenv  X509_USER_CER  /tmp/$USER/globus/usercert.pem
setenv  X509_USER_KEY  /tmp/$USER/globus/userkey.pem
setenv  X509_CERT_DIR  /tmp/$USER/globus/certificates
## Make new .glite directory and export it:
chmod  -R  755  /tmp/$USER/glite  >&/dev/null
rm  -rf  /tmp/$USER/glite
mkdir  -p  /tmp/$USER/glite
cp  -rd  $HOME/.glite/* /tmp/$USER/glite/
setenv  GLITE_USER_HOME  /tmp/$USER/glite

### Function to export the grid stuff in $HOME to the /tmp/$USER:
exportlocal()
{
    # ... the above stuff comes here ...
}

### Alias to export the grid stuff in $HOME to the /tmp/$USER:
alias  exportlocal  \
# ... the above stuff comes here, but put ' ; \' instead of new line, and continue in next line ...

If your home is on AFS, it is also advised to move also your working directory under /tmp/$USER, together with all the necessary files and directories, described in the following sections. To prevent that the regular cleanup cron job deletes some of your files from /tmp/$USER when they are too old, run the command

find  /tmp/$USER  -print  -exec touch {} \;

Simple job submission with traditional JDL files

Mass submission of independent jobs: parameter scan with short calculations

Mass submission of chained jobs: parameter scan with long calculations

-- AndrasLaszlo - 2010-07-20