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Add 'Archive location' to about command #112

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sina-masoud-ansari opened this issue Jul 28, 2011 · 13 comments
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Add 'Archive location' to about command #112

sina-masoud-ansari opened this issue Jul 28, 2011 · 13 comments
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@sina-masoud-ansari
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This will help clarify the distinction between Gricli the tool and Gricli the NeSI submission CLI.
I can refer to this in the help and Gricli wiki and mention the the Data Fabric in NeSI / BeSTGRID user docs.

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Also may want 'Default directory' where folders like 'active-jobs' are stored.

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yuriyh commented Aug 17, 2011

"about" is just printing versions, support email, etc. only permanent stuff.
archive location should probably be global.

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agreed

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makkus commented Sep 21, 2011

@smas036, what do you mean with "Default directory"?
active-jobs is a virtual folder, there is no one directory that can be accessed to get there. Jobs run all over NZ...
Archive location is not so easy also, Jobs can be archived to different archive locations. There is a "default" one though, if the user doesn't specifies it explicitely (which is what happens when archiving a job via gricli).
In what form should the archive location be displayed?
grid://groups/nz/nesi
grid://jobs/archived
gsiftp://df.auckland.ac.nz:2811/home/markus.binsteiner
?
Those all point to the same location (except grid://jobs/archived which is virtual and merges all archive locations)

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I think grid://jobs/archived is easiest to remember and makes a lot of sense.

Not sure what I was suggesting with 'Default directory'. Probably looking at it from a documentation point of view, so that i could say 'look in your active-jobs dir, the location of which is defined in the about command' as it may be different between implementations of the Gricli?

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makkus commented Sep 21, 2011

Hm, not sure, really.
One could also access an archived jobs via the datafabric, then grid://jobs/archived doesn't make sense.

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True, perhaps another one to ask users.

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makkus commented Oct 16, 2011

News on this one?

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Not yet unfortunately

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makkus commented Oct 17, 2011

Ok, moving this to next milestone then...

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What about:

Archive location: grid://jobs/archived
Archive web-link: http://df.auckland.ac.nz/BeSTGRID/home/sina.masoud-ansari/archived-jobs

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yuriyh commented Jan 19, 2012

"about" is more of a debugging tool. On the other hand, we could provide
read-only global for web link.

On 19/01/12 18:32, Sina Masoud-Ansari wrote:

What about:

Archive location: grid://jobs/archived
Archive web-link: http://df.auckland.ac.nz/BeSTGRID/home/sina.masoud-ansari/archived-jobs


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Yeah I think we are going to re think how we approach docs, because the independent and NeSI docs need to be approached in a maintainable way, this may be something we introduce in user tutorials and not in the independent docs. Just mentioning that it is possible may be enough, people should be expected to have a look at their institution docs regarding the finer details ... ?

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